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Pullets/Egg Layers/Chickens -(Barred Rock, Delaware, RI Red, Americana - $40 (Middleboro)
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Hatchery born, raised from chicks, brought to egg laying status. AVAILABLE NOW!
All female pullets, brought to egg laying status for your enjoyment of immediate egg production.
Eliminate the hassle of raising chicks, the challenge of merging flocks or the risk of too many roosters. Create a new flock or add to an existing flock.
Four breeds available (RI Red, Plymouth Barred Rock, Americana, Delaware). Detailed descriptions below.
If interested, reply as follows:
1. Your contact detail (phone or email)
2. Quantity requested by breed type
3. Availability for pick up
Once a date/time is aligned upon for pick up, your order will be confirmed. Cash only, please.
Ad will be posted as long as stock is available.
BREEDS:
Rhode Island Red:
History: Developed in the 1800’s in RI from Red Malays, Brown Leghorns and Asiatic stock. Known to be a meat and egg combo bird but primarily an egg layer.
Appearance/ Personality - Adult plumage is dark mahogany red with a black tail; single comb. Friendly, docile and excellent large brown egg layer.
Plymouth Barred Rock:
History - Originally developed from a cross of Dominique males and either Black Java or Black Cochin females. Known to be a meat and egg combo bird.
Appearance/ Personality - Adult plumage is black and white; single comb. Friendly, docile and excellent large brown egg layer.
Americana/Easter Egger:
History: Known for pale colored eggs ranging from light green, light blue, light pink and occasional light brown.
Appearance/ Personality - Range in color; pea comb. Timid bird laying large light green eggs.
Delaware:
History - Originally developed in the state of Delaware crossing Plymouth Barred Rocks with New Hampshire Reds.
Appearance/ Personality - Hens are primarily white w/ limited black plumage to the hackles, primaries, secondaries and tail feathers; single comb. They are friendly, docile and excellent large egg layers of brown eggs.