I can not ship to WA., VA., WV., HA., MD., NH,. NC,. I guarantee that the amount of eggs you order will arrive free of cracks. I can not guarantee your hatch in any way. These eggs will be fresh as possible. Pm me your zipcode and how many you want and I will estimate shipping for you. I will accept payment via paypal or by mail. For a dozen assorted bantam eggs ( whatever is laid the day before shipping ) price is $6.00 a dozen. I will send at least 6 different kinds. One dozen assorted standard breed eggs ( whatever is laid the day before shipping ) price is $12.00 a dozen. I will send at least 4 different kinds probably more. For one assorted dozen eggs your choice of breeds price is $20.00 a dozen. I will try to fill your requests but please include some second choices so I can ship them promptly as possible.
Speckled Sussex. $12.00 a dozen
These are very attractive birds. They tend to be quite docile and have done a great job of laying for me this year.
Norwegian Jaerhorn. $20.00 a dozen
One of my favorite breeds. I love their auto sexing trait. So handy when you are hatching babies. They are fabulous layers of large white eggs.
These came from Ideal Poultry. Their birds have a lot of serious genetic issues, ( mostly regarding color), and I have had to cull quite heavily.
I think they are vastly improved this year.
Icelandics. $25.00 a dozen
I am new to this breed. I really like them. They are excellent layers of small white eggs. Their wide range of colors are interesting.
I never know what the babies will look like. I find they are a little harder to get started than some of my other breeds, but once they are past the baby stage I do not think I have ever lost one save to predators. Very active, but not extremely flighty. Great birds to add to your flock.
Egyptian Fayoumis. $16.00 a dozen
These are some pretty neat birds. They are very hardy, and fast maturing. I had read that the roosters would try to crow at 4 and a half week of age. It is true. They are very good layers and foragers. Stock came from Sandhill Preservation.
White Crested Black Polish. $10.00 a dozen
I always thought of these as a useless chicken. I ended up having to raise them due to a family member who thought they were cute. I became rather attached to them. They are unique looking for sure and surprisingly to me these girls are very steady layers. I have an overabundance of their eggs. These also came from Sandhill. They are hatchery quality birds.
Easter eggers. Available in assortments only.
These chickens I have always liked. I find the colored eggs fascinating! I also have always felt that these birds have a lot of hybrid vigor. Excellent layers a great addition to any flock.
Delaware. Available in assortments only.
These birds are hatchery birds, We are using them as a heritage meat chicken. They are pretty fair laayers. Good sized birds. They dressed out at 2 and a half to 3 pounds at four months of age.
Tomaru. Available in assortments only.
These came from Sandhill. I decided I would try one really fun chicken breed in addition to all my practical birds. Disappointingly they do not crow very long at all. I kept the best rooster and a few hens. They are interesting birds with their black faces. They have made excellent broody hens for me. They have hatched a bunch of guineas and even some geese.
Empordanessa Extremely limited! Available in assortments only.
Penedesenca Crele, Black, Partridge.
These came from Luann Keller. I am fascinated by this breed. I will not be sending very many of these. I am looking forward to next year when hopefully I can share more of these rare beauties.
All of our bantams function as setting hens and mothers. When they are not broody I have excess egg! Each breed is housed individually. Available in assortments only. All are hatchery birds not show quality by any means.
Black Silkie
White Silkie
Black Tailed White Japanese
Silver Sebright
Golden Sebright
Red Cochin
Golden Laced Cochin
Buff Cochin
Mottled Cochin
Barred Cochin
White Cochin Frizzle and Straight feather
Black Cochin Frizzle and straight feather
If you want some pictures pm me your email address and tell me what you want to see,
Thanks for looking!
Speckled Sussex. $12.00 a dozen
These are very attractive birds. They tend to be quite docile and have done a great job of laying for me this year.
Norwegian Jaerhorn. $20.00 a dozen
One of my favorite breeds. I love their auto sexing trait. So handy when you are hatching babies. They are fabulous layers of large white eggs.
These came from Ideal Poultry. Their birds have a lot of serious genetic issues, ( mostly regarding color), and I have had to cull quite heavily.
I think they are vastly improved this year.
Icelandics. $25.00 a dozen
I am new to this breed. I really like them. They are excellent layers of small white eggs. Their wide range of colors are interesting.
I never know what the babies will look like. I find they are a little harder to get started than some of my other breeds, but once they are past the baby stage I do not think I have ever lost one save to predators. Very active, but not extremely flighty. Great birds to add to your flock.
Egyptian Fayoumis. $16.00 a dozen
These are some pretty neat birds. They are very hardy, and fast maturing. I had read that the roosters would try to crow at 4 and a half week of age. It is true. They are very good layers and foragers. Stock came from Sandhill Preservation.
White Crested Black Polish. $10.00 a dozen
I always thought of these as a useless chicken. I ended up having to raise them due to a family member who thought they were cute. I became rather attached to them. They are unique looking for sure and surprisingly to me these girls are very steady layers. I have an overabundance of their eggs. These also came from Sandhill. They are hatchery quality birds.
Easter eggers. Available in assortments only.
These chickens I have always liked. I find the colored eggs fascinating! I also have always felt that these birds have a lot of hybrid vigor. Excellent layers a great addition to any flock.
Delaware. Available in assortments only.
These birds are hatchery birds, We are using them as a heritage meat chicken. They are pretty fair laayers. Good sized birds. They dressed out at 2 and a half to 3 pounds at four months of age.
Tomaru. Available in assortments only.
These came from Sandhill. I decided I would try one really fun chicken breed in addition to all my practical birds. Disappointingly they do not crow very long at all. I kept the best rooster and a few hens. They are interesting birds with their black faces. They have made excellent broody hens for me. They have hatched a bunch of guineas and even some geese.
Empordanessa Extremely limited! Available in assortments only.
Penedesenca Crele, Black, Partridge.
These came from Luann Keller. I am fascinated by this breed. I will not be sending very many of these. I am looking forward to next year when hopefully I can share more of these rare beauties.
All of our bantams function as setting hens and mothers. When they are not broody I have excess egg! Each breed is housed individually. Available in assortments only. All are hatchery birds not show quality by any means.
Black Silkie
White Silkie
Black Tailed White Japanese
Silver Sebright
Golden Sebright
Red Cochin
Golden Laced Cochin
Buff Cochin
Mottled Cochin
Barred Cochin
White Cochin Frizzle and Straight feather
Black Cochin Frizzle and straight feather
If you want some pictures pm me your email address and tell me what you want to see,
Thanks for looking!
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