Pre-sexed female started pullets.

March 18, 2025, hatch date.

Available for on-farm pick up in Brandywine, MD, during the week of May 11th-17th, 2025.

• BARRED ROCKS - a classic American dual-purpose breed, prized for their distinctive black-and-white striped plumage and exceptional versatility. These docile, cold-hardy birds lay 200-280 large brown eggs annually while also being valued as robust meat birds. Known for their friendly personalities, adaptability to confinement or free-range systems, and broody tendencies, they’re ideal for backyard flocks seeking reliable production and charming companionship. Their striking barred pattern and calm demeanor make them a favorite among beginners and seasoned poultry keepers alike.

• BLACK SEX LINKS - a popular hybrid breed created by crossing a Rhode Island Red or New Hampshire rooster with a Barred Rock hen. Known for their excellent egg production (280-300 large brown eggs per year), these hardy birds feature glossy black feathers with subtle red accents and can be sexed at hatch by their distinct coloration (females are black with red neck markings, while males are barred). Friendly, low-maintenance, and cold-hardy, they’re ideal for backyard flocks seeking reliable layers with vibrant personalities.

• RED SEX LINKS - prolific hybrid layers created by crossing a Rhode Island Red or New Hampshire rooster with a White Leghorn, Delaware, or Silver Laced Wyandotte hen. These vibrant birds boast rust-red to golden feathers and can be sexed at hatch (females are red/yellow, males are white). Renowned for exceptional egg production (300+ large brown eggs annually), they’re hardy, adaptable to most climates, and known for their friendly, active personalities—making them a top choice for backyard flocks and small farms.