2 Exchequer Leghorns
Appear to be hens. Description: Beautiful mottled pattern distinctive from Ancona in the large amounts of white. Rare in this country. Superb layers of large white eggs. Maintaining yellow legs is the biggest challenge. This breed is not yet listed in the APA Standard. $5 each
3 Red Leghorns
Looks to be a trio to me, 1 rooster and 2 hens. Description: Deep red color, nice temperament for the breed, medium white eggs. $12 for all three
2 Single Comb Light Brown Leghorns
I think they are both hens. Description: Medium sized chicken, very good layers of large to jumbo size white eggs. $4 each
Polish
1 Black --A selection that is pure black with no beard. They are larger than the White Crested Blacks and lay a white egg. This breed is not yet listed in the APA Standard.
1 Golden --Bearded and non-bearded sold together, white eggs, golden
laced pattern, orange and black.
1 Silver --Silver laced pattern, bearded, striking color pattern,
white eggs.
I have no idea if they are hens or roosters--how do you tell? But they
are already having trouble seeing so a covered run would be best. $5 each
5 Anconas
Looking to be three roosters and two hens. Description: Nicely spotted white on black. We are selecting for a heavy production bird. White egg layers. Anconas were developed in a city in Italy from which they take their name. They have yellow skin. Introduced into the APA Standard in 1898. $5 each
1 Silver Campine
A rooster, already trying to crow. Very pretty guy. Description: Single comb, deep rich silver neck feathers, always sharp and striking looking. White eggs. $4
4 Black Breasted Red Kraienkoppe
Again, can't quite tell the sex as of this writing. Either 3 hens and 1 rooster or the other way around! Description: Unique, old, Dutch type game fowl, males are the Brown Leghorn color pattern, the hens are a cinnamon color. They have a walnut comb and are fairly small sized, but lay extremely well and for the most part have a nice temperament, off-white eggs. Select your breeders to have uniform walnut combs. They are excellent foragers and mothers. This breed is not yet listed in the APA Standard. $5 each
