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We are excited to announce we added theese beautiful chickens to our flock here at ChickWood. We will be able to provide eggs and chicks in a few months. Rare in their native Belgium, and until now unheard of in North America, you have the opportunity to own a vanishing chicken breed that few...

We are happy to announce we have added the GOLD variety of DEATHLAYER to ChickWood Hollar Farm. As a chicken the Deathlayer seems to have it all: the coolest breed name in all of poultrydom, spectacular good looks, and a history in its native Germany that goes back more than 400 years. How did...

Brabanconnes into the United States. We are excited to announce we added theese beautiful chickens to our flock here at ChickWood. We will be able to provide eggs and chicks in a few months. Rare in their native Belgium, and until now unheard of in North America, you have the opportunity to own...

Blue Buff Columbian Orpington 8+ eggs and bonus rare breed surprise $45 starting bid Not often seen here in the US with a handful of dedicated breeders. The Blue Buff Colombian is a beautifully marked bird with the gentle Orpington temperament . Our focus is for an extra large fluffy bird with...

Black Gold Lace English Orpington- 8+ eggs and rare breed surprise bonus $45 starting bid Known as “Black Laced Buff Orpingtons”in Germany where they originated, These striking birds have glorious deep shades of Gold & red feathers laced with black and even double laced. You will hatch out...

We are offering 6 eggs $40. plus shipping ...Ultimately rare with only a handful of breeders maintaining this landrace of chickens. 6+ Black Quechua Olmec are an ancient landrace from Bolivia. They were collected in South America in the 1970's and maintained by a private collector. With such a...

I have just bid and won an Auction for 12 Plus Gold Lace Orpington chicks. I will keep 5 or 6 rest up for sale. Contact me 845-670-9252 beautiful babies

Wanted Black Quechua Olmec-

I have baby keets purchased from our farm feed store and they suggested not to give them medicated starter ... why is that, and I would like to make sure they do not have anything to put into the environment since these will be free ranging . What do I treat them to be sure they do not have...

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