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A LOT. But seriously, I think a pair is around $400-450. Trios on eggbid were going for anywhere between $650 and $1200, plus the one that went for $4500. Paul Bradshaw of Greenfire does not do eggs either. Chicks or young adults only.

Quote: Moe the BLRW looks like a peanut next to them. And they're still months away from maturity! They're so close in type too. It's not easy to tell the roos apart, or the pullets for that matter. I can tell the 2 lights apart. Their tails differ slightly.

Quote: I got them from Greenfire. I'm really happy with them. Very friendly (especially when food is involved!), docile, and big. Slow to mature. One of the roos just started crowing 2 weeks ago. Right now all I'm planning to do is get my NPIP certification and wait for the girls to start...

Quote: They sure are big! I thought my old BLRW roo looked big until these boys came to live here. Even the pullets are large. Still not close to laying yet though. It was really funny watching them try to fly the other day. I let them out in the bigger run to get some exercise, and they had...

How could you not go for these? Meet Oliver and James. They're only 5 months old. I also have 4 Coronation pullets and 2 light pullets, for some genetic diversity. -Cindy in MA