Day Old Pullets (all hens)

$9.95

$9.95

$9.95

$9.95

$9.95

$9.95

$9.95

Fancy rare breeds

$14.75

$34.75

crested are straight run (as hatched only)

• DANISH BROWN LEGHORNS — Hens are brown and roosters are colorful. Non-setters and excellent layers of white eggs. Color makes them hard for predators to detect.
• NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS — Chestnut red in color. Very good layer of large brown eggs. Popular dual-purpose breed.
• SILVER OR GOLDEN LACED WYANDOTTES — Short, deep, wide-bodied bird. Lay good sized brown eggs. Dual-purpose bird that is hardy and active.
• MOTTLED ANCONAS — Very active, popular non-setter. Producer of white eggs. Black with white tipped feathers.
• BUFF ORPINGTONS — Golden as the sunset. Deep-meated. Layers of big, brown eggs. Make wonderful mothers.
• BLACK AND BUFF MINORCAS — Black or buff color with white ear lobes. They are the largest breed of white egg layers. White skin instead of yellow.
• BLACK AUSTRALORPS — Black with greenish sheen. Excellent layer of brown eggs. Very good layer even in hot weather. Dual-purpose bird.
• BUFF ORPINGTONS — Golden buff color, Good, popular layer of brown eggs. A broody breed and usually good mothers.
• AMERICANAS — Multi-colored birds that are excellent layers of blue and green eggs. They have beards, muffs, and tailheads but not tufts.
• BUFF, DARK AND LIGHT BRAHMAS — Dual-purpose brown egg variety, Beautiful, massive bodies with a docile nature.
• BLACK JERSEY GIANT — Large black bird. Excellent bird for meat. Not a good egg layer. They grow slower than broilers.
• GOLDEN OR SILVER LAKENVELDERS — Relatively small, very active, good producers of white eggs. Known for their unique color plumage pattern.
• BUFF OR PARTRIDGE ROCKS — Medium size with a quiet disposition. Good layer of brown eggs.
• DELAWARES — Docile white bird which is more decorative than solid white birds. Good layers of brown eggs.
• NAKED NECK TURKENS — Very good layer of multi-colored eggs. No feathers on the neck and only half as many on the body.
• SILVER PHOENIX — Long-tailed oriental breed. Males are silvery, white, and black; females are salmon, gray, and black.
• SILVER SPANGLED HAMBURGS — Alert, active foragers. Excellent layers of white eggs. Popular exhibition variety, and also a non-setter.
• BLUE ANDALUSIONS —- Very good layer of white eggs. Hardy, excellent foragers. The blue laced color does not breed true.
• COCHINS — Most docile of all breeds. Fluffy plumage makes them appear to weigh more than they actually weigh.
• BUTTERCUPS — Owes its name to its cup-shaped comb and color of its plumage. Good producers of white eggs.
• DARK AND RED LACED CORNISH — Very hardy and slow growing. Not a good egg layer. Have firm meat with less fat than the Cornish Cross.
• SILVER OR GOLDEN CAMPINES — Excellent layers of white eggs that normally do not go broody. Kept for their beautiful color pattern.
• EGYPTIAN FAYOUMI — Very rare breed. Early maturing and very hardy. Small breed that lays white or cream eggs and has a tendency to go broody.
• MOTTLED HOUDANS — A very unique appearance with a crest of plumage on their heads. A rare breed kept for their uniqueness.
• POLISH — Ornamental fowl with a crown of plumage on their heads. Lays white eggs. Kept for their beauty and for exhibition.
• Red Jungle Fowl - Very rare and smaller than all standard breeds. All of the present varieties of chickens descended from the Jungle Fowl.
• Dominiques - Look like a Barred Rock but they have a rosecomb. Smaller and very good layer of brown eggs.
• Speckled Sussex - Very attractive and docile bird. Good layer of brown eggs. Dual-purpose bird.