Ayam Cemani Hatching Eggs
Original price was: $20.00.$15.00Current price is: $15.00.This Indonesian breed takes black to the next level! Often referred to as the “Lamborghini of poultry.” Their skin is black, their muscle, bone and organs are black! The bird has a mutant fibromelanistic gene – a gene that deposits excessive black pigment.
We have worked very hard on our bloodlines since importing eggs and birds in 2014 and 2015. We also have added lines from top US breeders and Greenfire Farms to produce stunning pigment and black birds unlike any other breed. Working with several unrelated bloodlines you are sure to get birds you can breed selecting the best! Birds that are so black, sunlight dances in metallic shades of purple and green sheen in the feathers.
Through careful selection and culling we always strive for top quality black meat, skin and good black pigment. Roosters can get some mulberry upon maturity due to testosterone and other influences. Show birds should be kept from the vicinity of hens to further emphasize black pigment in combs. Eggs may be marked denoting the different bloodlines included. Hatching eggs are RISKY! You may hatch 100% or you may hatch none at all. We cannot guarantee the distribution of black pigment on chicks.
We cannot guarantee the distribution of black pigment on the hatched chicks. Some can have leakage in tongue, mouth and toes. A small percentage will have some silver leakage in the feathers as they mature. We never breed to these and are culled out of our flock if it pops out.
Barred Rock Started Pullet
Original price was: $190.00.$180.00Current price is: $180.00.Barred Rocks are one of the most recognizable Plymouth Rock varieties. They have black-and-white barred feathering, a single comb, and a sturdy body type that has made them popular for generations.
This breed was recognized by the American Standard of Perfection as a distinct pure chicken breed in 1874. Many customers know Barred Rocks as the kind of chickens that “Grandma used to raise” because they have long been associated with dependable farm flocks, brown eggs, and backyard friendliness.
Barred Rocks are also excellent winter and summer brown egg layers. Their practical value, calm nature, and classic appearance make them one of the most popular brown egg breeds for families and backyard poultry keepers.
Buff Orpington Started Pullet
Original price was: $190.00.$175.00Current price is: $175.00.Buff Orpingtons are large, heavy-bodied chickens with soft buff-colored feathers, white skin, and a full, rounded appearance. Their size and gentle look make them a favorite for backyard flocks and family farms.
They are calm, steady birds with a quiet disposition. Although they are large chickens, that does not always mean they lay larger eggs. Like many dual-purpose breeds, they are valued for both egg production and body size, but egg size can vary by bird, age, season, and management.
These started pullets have already been raised in large areas with other birds, which can help them adapt to a flock environment when introduced properly.
Potluck Ultra Rare Special Hatching Eggs
Original price was: $8.40.$6.40Current price is: $6.40.Here is your chance to hatch and own some of the rarest breeds of chickens available in the United States! A Potluck sampler of our choice of available breeds-from the tiny Olandsk Dwarf from the island of Olandsk in Sweden, to the exotic black Ayam Cemani from Indonesia and Asia, and its distant fibromelanistic cousin the Swedish Black Hen. The Belgium Liege Fighter, is known for its size, big feet, and ability to protect flocks from even hawks! The gentle Giant Indio Gigante, the tallest of all chicken breeds from Brazil. The Silverudd Isbar for it’s prolific laying of ONLY green eggs of every spectrum of green. The 55 Flower Hen, the jumbo production white egg layer that is also auto-sexed like the Crested Cream Legbar!
Chickens from all over the world-from terrific layers, exotic style, real show stoppers and conversation starters. Big Barbezieux is known to be preferred for table chefs in France. The hilarious laughing chicken, Ayam Ketawa, and so many more we could talk about! All heritage breeds, that means years of egg and meat production! Guaranteed at least 8 breeds or more in every order!
All eggs are marked for breed and the breed key is listed below after each bird, hatching tips for shipped eggs are included with every order. Over 26 amazing breeds and eggs shipped at 72 hours old or less! As with all shipped hatching eggs, we cannot guarantee your hatch rates. We do our job with healthy stock eggs tested weekly and carefully packaged to arrive unbroken or we will reship! Extra eggs on EVERY order just in case! Please use quality equipment and follow our instructions for best results.
For orders exceeding the maximum quantity available online, please contact our Customer Service team at 417-532-4581
In some instances, it can take up to 8-12 weeks after ordering to ship.
NO Guarantees on hatchability – NO refunds – Order at your own risk
Speckled Egger™ Hatching Eggs
Original price was: $5.13.$4.13Current price is: $4.13.The Speckled Egger™ is a unique offering and breeding from Cackle Hatchery. These beautiful eggs will amaze you with the different dark spots on each egg although not one will look alike. You will get shades of dark brown eggs with the splatting of dark spots. . There are no conformed color patterns in the feathers of a grown hen on this offering. We have used selective breeding from several different Cackle Hatchery lines to develop the Speckled Egger. We cannot guarantee the quantity, quality or type of speckled dark spots on the eggs of the offspring from this offering. That is all we can tell you …. LOL…. Get started with adding this unique mix to your backyard flock today…NOTE: Speckled blooms and/or rough blooms have a tendency to not hatch as well as an even smooth layer of bloom.
White Peafowl Pair
Original price was: $1,050.00.$950.00Current price is: $950.00.A White peafowl pair is the result of a genetic mutation of India Blue peafowl (Pavo cristatus). The mutation is called leucism and results in the loss of color in the plumage. All-white peafowl are the rarest of all varieties.
A peafowl pair consists of a mature male, or peacock, and a mature female, or peahen. An interesting aspect of leucistic peacocks is that they don’t hatch white. The peachicks, instead, start out with pale yellow down, eventually turning iridescent white as they mature.
Although albino peafowl exists, they are even rarer than the leucistic variety. Both are the result of a recessive gene, but while albinism is a complete loss of pigment, leucism results in only a partial loss of pigment.
Unlike albinism, leucism affects only feather color, but not the color of the eyes or skin. A White peafowl pair has natural eye color, usually blue, and naturally pigmented skin. By contrast, an albino has pink eyes and pink skin.
Whooper Swan Breeder Pair
Original price was: $4,600.00.$4,500.00Current price is: $4,500.00.The Whooper Swan “Cygnus Cygnus” is known for their large white body with a long thin neck, which is typically held upright. They have black legs, with a black bill. Their bill has a triangular yellow patch on it, which is unique to each Whooper Swan. The Juveniles are brown and gray with more of a pink and yellow beak. As they reach full maturity they will develop the Whooper Swan look.
Known to be the heaviest flying birds in the world, the Whooper Swans weigh 25-30 lbs and have a wingspan of 80-102 inches wide. Whooper Swans enjoy a variety of habitats including swamps, fields, farmland, and other coastal areas. You want to be sure they have plenty of open water. Whooper Swans will spend most of their time on the water, eating the vegetation in the shallow areas. In captivity, swans can also be fed a waterfowl feed as well as supplemental greens and veggies.
For breeding, Whooper Swans require a sheltered, more secluded nesting area. The breeding season for Whooper Swans begins in mid-May. They will have a clutch of 5-10 eggs and incubation takes approximately 31 days. Whooper Swans mate for life with 1 partner. The cygnets will stay with their parents through their first winter. The male Whooper Swan will guard the female and eggs and actually help to raise the cygnets when they hatch.
This talkative, gorgeous breed will make a great addition to any pond or lake. If you are looking for a swan that is truly unique than the Whooper Swan is for you.
