Last updated: September 8, 2026
This is a list of what was available the last time we updated this page. All birds here are subject to prior sale.
Chicks hatched August 17
- California Greys – White eggs. Best layers of any breed I keep, pullets $20 (10 available)
2026 Pullets
- Welbar – dark brown eggs, female with a twisted toe that I cannot use for breeding, but has no mobility issues $30 (1 available)
- Project pullets – blue or white eggs, females $20 each (1 available)
- Brown leghorn pullet – hatched 4/26. White egg layer. Showing some mottling. Single comb and I am working on rosecombs, that is why she is for sale. $30 (1 available)
2025 Hens
- Copper Marans – Dark Egg layers, retired breeders $30 each (2 available)
- Opal or Cream Legbars – Blue eggs, some laying but likely to quit soon and not pick up until spring. $30 each (6 available)
Turkeys
Holland White – large white heritage breed. 2 year old pair, $100. Female only – $75
Ducks
Magpie drakes – males only, 1 pure white, others with poor markings for showing, 2026 hatch, $10 (3 available)
Geese
Brown Chinese – males only, hatchery grade, $20 each (2 available now, more later)
Peacocks
India Blue Peacocks – males, 2025 hatch. Beautiful, but tails small now. $75 each (4 available)
Hatching Eggs
Local pickup in Pottstown. Shipping eggs has been disappointing for me. I confirm fertility where I can and will work with you if you find fertility very poor on any of these eggs.
- California Greys – Fantastic layers of white eggs, $1 / egg
- Cream Legbars – Jill Rees line from Greenfire importation, $2 / egg
- Isabel Welbars (lavender genes, some lay green) – $5 / egg, $50 / dozen
- Copper Marans – $3 / egg
- Lavender Marans – $3 / egg
- Breese – $2 / egg
- Ayam cemani putih (ghost cemani)– $3 / egg
- Tomaru (Japanese Long Crower) – $2 / egg
- Muscovy ducks – more difficult to hatch than regular ducks, take 35 days. $3 / egg
- Coturnix quail – $8 / dozen. Jumbo wild and egyptian, Celedon
Late season special on hatching eggs!! 40 for $40. Selection is whatever the hens are laying, but will take suggestions about what you prefer.