Rhode Island Reds are often considered an American staple when referring to poultry breeds, and to this day are still the state bird of Rhode Island. If you are looking for a high-production bird, which lays a lot of brown eggs, and is a great forager as well, these are the birds for you!
Rhode Island Red Started Pullets are Rhode Island state’s official bird and are a popular dual-purpose breed that is a familiar standby in many chicken coops. These hens are calm and are among the best layers with around 200-250 large brown eggs annually. However, these hens are rarely broody, so you’ll have to find someone else to sit their eggs. We are proud to offer 15 – 20 week-old Started Pullets all year long. These Pullets have been vaccinated for Marek’s disease and are fed Non-GMO starter/grower crumbles.
Rhode Island White Chickens are adaptable, truly all-purpose chickens. The males make great meat chickens due to their well-rounded breast meat. This breed is known for its great egg-laying through the winter and for being very calm and docile birds. Rhode Island White Chickens are hardy and even-tempered birds, and they do just fine in confinement as well as in free-range environments.
The Buff Barred Rock is a good layer of brown eggs and are dual-purpose. A Buff Barred Rock chicken looks more or less like a Barred Plymouth Rock, yet the productivity, livability and egg color are superior. Very suitable for cage-free and backyard environments. This breed is a cross between a Rhode Island Red female and a Barred Plymouth Rock male. As this is a crossbreed, the Buff Barred Rock, will not breed true if crossed. If you are looking for a high-production bird, which lays a lot of brown eggs, and are also great foragers, these are the birds for you!
Amberlinks or Amber Sex Link Chickens are crossbreeds or hybrids of the ISA Hendrix genetic line. That means that they are the result of mixing two pure breeds. In this case, the pure breeds are Rhode Island Reds and White Plymouth Rocks. These hybrid breedings are special and complex though you may not get similar results if you simply bred a Rhode Island Red and a White Plymouth Rock. Also, because Amberlinks are hybrids, you won’t get Amberlink chicks if you breed two Amberlinks together. Amberlinks are still quite unusual to find but are gaining in popularity as people start to realize how useful these birds are, especially as dependable layers in a pasture operation.
Red Sex Link Chickens are one of the top sellers in the industry because of the number of eggs they lay and their hardiness, excellent shell quality, and texture. The Red Sex link Chicken is well suited for small chicken coops, larger chicken houses, tractor chicken pens, and free-range chicken farming.
Black Sex Link chickens are an excellent brown egg layer, also known for their cold hardiness and gentle disposition. If you are looking for a brown egg layer, with a different color pattern than that of our brown high-production egg layers, consider our Black Sex link.
Black Sex Link chickens are an excellent brown egg layer. This bird is also known for its cold hardiness and gentle disposition. If you are looking for a brown egg layer, with a different color pattern than that of our brown high-production egg layers, consider our Black Sex Link.
