Our Flocks

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French Black Cooper Marans

The show quality Maran breed originates from a town called Marans, France. It is a very winter hardy breed with a docile, friendly temperament. They are more athletic and take to foraging and free ranging more often than other breeds.

The French Copper Marans lay beautiful dark brown eggs. These docile chickens lay around 225-275 dark brown eggs per year and are always a great choice for any homestead or backyard.

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American Bresse

Our White American Bresse Chickens are some of the world’s most delicious chicken. Our Bresse come from some of the best bloodlines, including GF Farms. Bresse are very beautiful birds with white feathers, red combs and blue steel legs. Bresse will lay 250-300 eggs per year and they have a great disposition. Bresse do well in hot and cold climate,s making them a great dual purpose bird.

Bresse have been around for over 500 years and originated in Bresse, France. Bresse hens will weigh around 5.5 lbs. Roos are typically around 6-8 pounds. Bresse will start laying around 4-5 months.

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Ameraucanas and Easter Eggers

The Ameraucana is an American breed of domestic chicken. This chicken lays beautiful blue eggs. It was developed in the United States in the 1970s, and derives from Araucana chickens brought from Chile.

Our Ameraucanas are docile and lay from 225-280 medium sized eggs. This is a docile and friendly breed. We love our lavender, whites, and multi colored birds.

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Rhode Island Reds

This well-known bird earns its reputation and great hardy layers. They lay 280-330 medium-sized light brown eggs and produce well in every season. This is one bird you should have if you are looking for stable egg production for your family. Hens weigh 4-5 pounds and Roos weigh 6-7 pounds.

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Polish Bantams

We have some of the most beautiful Polish chickens on the market today, coming from a show family with many awards. Some of our ladies and roos are frizzled, making each one a one of a kind bird. They make amazing pets and your kids will absolutely love them.

The Polish or Poland is a European breed of crested chickens known for its remarkable crest of feathers. They are smaller birds and have smaller eggs, but what they lack in size they make up in character and charisma. They lay around 150-200 eggs a year and weigh from 1-3 pounds.

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Serama Bantam

The Serama, also called the Malaysian Serama, is a bantam breed of chicken originating in Malaysia within the last 50 years. This chicken is a lot of fun for anyone who is into bantams, as this is the smallest chicken we know of. They lay around 200 quail sized eggs a year and have a lot of character. A fun bird, but not a practical one if you are looking for layers.

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Silkies

Our Silkies won us over with their beauty and adorable personalities. They are extremely unique and make amazing pets on a small farm or homestead. Silkies are a unique breed of chicken, thought to have originated in China or Southeast Asia. The first recorded history of Silkies occurs in Marco Polo’s writings about his travels to Asia in the 13th century, in which he describes chickens with fur-like plumage, black skin. Silkies were admitted into the Standard of Perfection in 1874. Silkies are amazing moms and love to sit on eggs and hatch them for you. They are smaller birds and weigh from 2-3 pounds.

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Indio Gigante

Indio Gigante chickens are truly impressive birds, known for their extraordinary height, long legs, and proud, upright appearance. Originally developed in Brazil, they are active, eye-catching birds that produce medium to large eggs at a moderate rate, though they’re prized more for their remarkable size and unique genetics than heavy egg production. A beautiful choice for anyone looking to add something rare and unforgettable to their flock.

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Isabel Brahmas

These extremely rare Isabel Brahmas are unicorns and are very hard to come by. The Isabel color was one that we spent a year pursuing. The roos are gorgeous and very friendly. They are very smart and love people. Brahma Roos are larger and grow up to 8-10 pounds, and hens around 4-6 pounds. These birds lay around 220-250 eggs yearly. Our gentle giants do well with kids and are a great friendly addition to any flock.

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Black Australorp

The Black Australorp is an Australian breed, selected for its high egg production, and developed primarily from Black Orpingtons that were exported from England in the 1890s to early 1900s. Australian breeders selected large Black Orpingtons because of their efficient egg production and Orpington shape. They grow to about 5-6 pounds and lay 260-320 large brown eggs per year.

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Wyandottes

Our Blue, Silver, and Golden laved Wyandottes are an American breed of dual-purpose chicken. It was developed in the 1870s, and was named after the indigenous Wyandot people of North America. It has many color variants, and is also kept for showing. Wyandottes lay from 200-250 eggs and are docile and friendly. Roos weigh around 8-9 pounds and hens weight around 5-7 pounds when matured.

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Leghorns

This chicken is one of my favorites. They originate from Tuscany Italy and are great layers. One of the best laying chickens that lay from 280-320 eggs annually. This breed is active and loves to forage and make great backyard hardy chickens. One of the smaller breeds that packs a punch. Always a great choice for anyone looking for good layers.

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Plymouth Barred Rocks

The Plymouth Rock is a heritage breed of American domestic chicken. The extremely hardy bird was first seen in Massachusetts in the nineteenth century and for much of the early twentieth century was the most widely kept chicken breed in the United States. This is a dual-purpose bird, raised both for its meat and for its 210 - 250 brown eggs yearly. Hens weigh 4-6 pounds and roos weigh 6-8 pounds. This is a docile and friendly breed that can be raised both for eggs and meat.

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Coturnix Quail

Our Quail come from amazing bloodlines all over the US. They are extremely easy to take care of and make great pets as there usually are no restrictions on game birds and anyone can raise them. They make much less noise than chickens. Coturnix Quail are originally from the Middle East, but the Japanese have done a great deal of selection to improve egg production. Quail are remarkable birds known for their prolific egg laying, quick growth, and ease of care. In recent years, Coturnix Quail have been gaining popularity among backyard poultry hobbyists, homesteaders, and farmers.

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Jumbo Pekin Ducks

The Jumbo Pekin is the largest strain of Pekin. Pekin ducks have good egg production and have delicious meat. They start laying around 6-7 months and lay large white eggs. They are a newer addition to our farm, but it has been a joy to raise these beautiful waterfowl.

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Muscovy Ducks

Muscovy ducks are native to the Americas, from the Rio Grande Valley of Texas and Mexico south to Argentina and Uruguay. The large duck species have been domesticated, and feral Muscovy ducks can be found locally in New Zealand, Australia, the United States, and in Central and Eastern Europe. Muscovy ducks have delicious meat and are great egg layers that lay better than most chickens. They are quiet and docile and are a good choice for anyone looking into ducks.

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Bielefelder

Bielefelder chickens are a beautiful German heritage breed known for their gentle temperament, large size, and striking auto-sexing plumage. They are excellent dual-purpose birds and dependable layers, producing around 180–230 large brown eggs per year under good conditions. Calm, hardy, and wonderful foragers, Bielefelders are a great choice for families and homesteaders looking for a productive and beautiful addition to their flock.

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Bantam Cochins

Bantam Cochins are charming little chickens known for their fluffy feathering, feathered feet, and incredibly gentle personalities. These sweet, family-friendly birds lay around 100–160 small, lightly tinted to brown eggs per year and are also wonderful, devoted mothers. Their calm nature and beautiful appearance make them a favorite for backyard flocks, families, and anyone looking for a little extra personality around the farm.

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Deathlayer

Deathlayer chickens are a rare and striking German breed known for their beautiful silver or gold plumage, alert personalities, and excellent foraging ability. Unlike many heritage breeds, Deathlayers are traditionally known for continuing to lay well throughout much of their lives, producing around 150–200 medium white eggs per year under good conditions. Their unusual appearance, active nature, and fascinating history make them a truly distinctive addition to any flock.

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Vorwerk

Vorwerk chickens are a beautiful and uncommon German breed known for their striking golden plumage, bold black markings, and active, curious personalities. They are hardy, excellent foragers and dependable layers, producing around 180–210 medium cream-to-light-brown eggs per year under good conditions. Their unique appearance and practical nature make Vorwerks a wonderful choice for homesteaders and anyone looking to add a distinctive heritage breed to their flock.

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Guinea Fowl

Guinea fowl are hardy, energetic birds known for their beautiful spotted plumage, incredible foraging ability, and unmistakable personalities. They typically lay around 80–150 small, rich-flavored eggs during their seasonal laying period and are excellent at roaming the farm in search of insects and ticks. Independent, entertaining, and wonderfully unique, guineas bring plenty of character—and their famous alarm calls—to any homestead.

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Khaki Campbell Ducks

Khaki Campbell ducks are wonderful, hardworking birds known for their beautiful earthy coloring, active personalities, and exceptional egg production. Considered one of the best laying duck breeds, they can produce around 250–300 large, rich eggs per year under good conditions. Excellent foragers and naturally curious, Khaki Campbells are a fantastic choice for homesteaders looking for a productive and enjoyable addition to the farm.

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Runner Ducks

Runner ducks are unique and entertaining birds known for their tall, upright posture, energetic personalities, and incredible foraging abilities. They are excellent layers, often producing around 180–250 eggs per year under good conditions, while happily roaming the farm in search of insects and pests. Curious, active, and full of personality, Runner ducks are a fun and productive addition to any homestead.

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