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“They Have All The Fun Stuff!” BREED: AMERICANA PHOTO CREDIT: ASHLEY FOX NAME: “OPHELIA”
The Mt. Healthy Advantage A Tradition Since 1924
Mt. Healthy Hatcheries is a family-owned-and-operated business founded in the mid 1920s by Hugh ‘Chick’ O’Hara, originally a pipefitter by trade. He started by hatching just a few chicks in his basement for friends and neighbors. From those humble beginnings, Mt. Healthy Hatcheries has grown to produce millions of chicks, turkeys and game birds annually. Our Success has been achieved through old-fashioned hard work, attention to detail and the use of the newest technologies in hatchery innovation. Our Mission is to fill every order with the healthiest and highest quality chicks possible. We feel no other company can offer you this quality, experience and service all at an affordable price.
Keeping It Healthy Keeping You Healthy Our Certifications
• NPIP# 31-9 • Pullorum Typhoid Clean • Avian Influenza Clean
Mt. Healthy also voluntarily participates in the USDA’s Salmonella Monitoring Program.
• Always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and warm water after handling live poultry or anything associated with your flock. Hand sanitizer can be used if soap and water are unavailable. Adults should supervise hand washing for children. • Children younger than 5 years old, people with weak immune systems, or the elderly should not handle live chickens or other live fowl. • Live poultry should never enter your house, especially bathrooms, kitchens, or living areas where food and/or drink is served, stored, or prepared. • Live poultry should never be snuggled, kissed, or cuddled. For more information, visit www.mthealthy.com or www.cdc.gov/healthypets/pets/farm-animals/ backyardpoultry.html
Our Guarantee to You • 100% live arrival, full count on every order and 90% true to sex on pullet orders. We will replace poultry or refund the purchase price of any shipment or part thereof which is missing or in poor condition on arrival. For more information go to www.mthealthy.com
Ayam Cemani
Also known as the ‘rarest chicken on earth’ the Ayam Cemani is truly an exquisite bird. They are intensely black from their feathers to their organs. Ayam Cemanis originated from Java, Indonesia within the village of ‘Cemani’ where ‘ayam’ means ‘chicken’. They resemble a gamebird in shape, light and compact. Cemanis weigh only 4-5 lbs and lay cream-colored eggs. We are always striving for the best breed representation possible, however we cannot guarantee pigment distribution in Cemanis. Uneven distribution is normally manifested in white toes, stray white feather(s), and/or purple or red combs. We can’t promise Cemanis will grow out to perfect breed representation because perfectly black chicks can develop these flaws into adulthood. • Mature Weight 4 - 5 lbs • Fair Layer
• Occasionally Broody • Black Skin, Comb, Beak, Tongue, Organs, etc.
Mosaic
Introducing our Mosaic chickens from Mt. Healthy Hatcheries – a rare and unique breed born from years of selective breeding. These unique chickens are visually stunning with blue earlobes, slate skin, and a variety of colors and patterns. Mosaic chickens are the result of careful genetic manipulation and breeding with fibro chickens. Their turquoise earlobes vary in shade, making each bird distinct. These medium-sized, non-broody birds lay medium cream eggs, even in winter. Beyond their aesthetics, Mosaic chickens are known for their friendly and intelligent nature. They add a touch of surprise to your flock with different colors, shapes, and sizes. • Mature Weight 4 - 5 lbs • Fair Layer
• Non-Broody •C old/Heat Tolerant
Ghost Zombie
Not for the faint of heart, we are introducing our Ghost Zombie chicken! This breed is a cross between an Ayam Cemani and a White Leghorn, producing an eerie, zombie-like offspring. These hens can have a variety of spooky looks. We can’t guarantee how they will grow out, but we can guarantee it will be unique! Their wattles/comb can range from red, mulberry, to pure black. They have mostly grey-ish white plumage and often have black speckling throughout. They lay a light tinted egg and LOTS of them! We dare you to add this fun breed to your flock!! • Mature Weight 4 - 5 lbs • Good Layer
• Non-Broody •C old/Heat Tolerant
Crypt Walker
Crypt Walkers are striking, dark-skinned beauties born from the rare magic of fibro genetics and the colorful charm of Easter Eggers. With jet-black skin, slate legs, and feathers that shimmer in shades of blue, copper, silver, and charcoal, every bird is a living work of art. Confident, curious, and friendly, these hardy chickens thrive in any season and lay 4-5 stunning eggs per week in shades of blue, green, olive, or pink. Mysterious, elegant, and full of personality - Crypt Walkers bring both color and character to every coop. • Mature Weight 5 - 7.5 lbs • Good Layer
• Occasionally Broody •C old/Heat Tolerant
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Brahmas
• Mature Weight 10 - 13 lbs • Average Layer • Very Broody • Cold Tolerant
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This breed’s origin is shrouded in mystery. Some believe the birds were directly imported from China via ships; others believe they were bred within the US from other Asian breeds. Regardless of how - an enormous, stately, well-designed breed was born…or would it be hatched? Brahmas - named after the Brahmaputra River which lies in the Himalayas - are colossal birds. They have loose and fluffy feathering that runs all the way down to their toes. Their sheer size, feathered shanks, and small pea combs allow them to thrive in cooler climates. Hens lay consistently throughout the winter. They’re calm, making them a great choice for backyard flocks.
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Jersey Giants
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Don’t judge these birds by their immense size; they’re nicknamed Gentle Giants for a reason. This is a sweet-natured, personable chicken claimed to have a pet-like demeanor. They are colossal - capable of reaching 13 lbs. Hens have strong maternal instincts and often go broody. Their egg size parallels the body size - extra-large. This breed is a popular choice among slow-growing meat producers for its size. They are also popular with backyard beginners for their personalities. With such a diverse resume, Jersey Giants are sure to leave an impression on you.
•M ature Weight 10 - 13 lbs • Average Layer • Cold/Heat Tolerant • Very Broody
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• Mature Weight 6-8 lbs • Occasionally Broody
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When you think dark brown eggs, you think Marans. This breed originated from a French town named Marans. This breed has a V-shaped body that stands tall. These are large birds that lay a good number of eggs. However, their dual-purposed nature is not what they’re known for. They are prized for their rich, chocolate-colored eggs. This is an active breed that thrives in an environment where they can forage.
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The world’s oldest chicken - A hen named Matilda from Alabama lived to be 16 years old! Most backyard chickens only live around 5-8 years. Matilda was even listed in the Guinness World Records.
More Dark Egg Layers Welsummer
A Dutch breed known for its cold hardy, calm temperament. They are a curious and intelligent breed suited well for backyards. Welsummers have a single comb and have very different plumage from male to female.
Barnevelder
Originating from Holland, this is a very cold - tolerant breed. They are a gorgeous burnt orange with thick black lacing throughout. With their calm and easygoing temperament, they are an excellent choice for your backyard.
• Mature Weight 4 - 6 lbs • Mature Weight 6 - 7 lbs • Excellent Layer • Good Layer • Non-Broody • Occasionally Broody • Good Layer • Heat/Cold Tolerant
Silver Laced Barnevelder
Welbar
The Welbar originated in Britain in 1941 when the Welsummer was crossed with the Barred Rock. They are active birds with a well-built body, broad, long backs and a full, well-rounded breast. Welbars are autosexing with the female chicks looking like Welsummer chicks and the males being lighter colored with a white dot on their heads.
Striking silver laced plumage, calm temperaments, and steady brown-egg production make these birds a standout breed. Hardy, friendly, and beautifully patterned, they’re an ideal choice for backyard flocks.
• Mature Weight 5 - 7 lbs • Good Layer • Occasionally Broody • Heat/Cold Tolerant
• Mature Weight 5 - 8 lbs • Good Layer • Occasionally Broody • Heat/Cold Tolerant
Australorps
Australorps, also known as ‘the Australian Orpingtons’, are an incredibly popular breed, and justifiably so. They are calm, quiet, and are very good brown egg layers. These heavy-bodied birds are desirable for their dual-purpose nature; roosters are quite heavy with white skin, making an excellent traditional meat bird. The high-producing Australorp hen will often go broody. With Australorps offering a productive, motherly hen and a large, well-mannered rooster, what more can you ask for? • Very Good Layer • Dual Purpose
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• Mature Weight 6.5- 8.5 lbs • Occasionally Broody
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This is the bird you want in your flock if you’re a beginner. Orpingtons are known for their petlike, docile nature. They’re sizeable and curvy birds with loose, fluffy feathering. Orpingtons are easy to handle-in fact, they often enjoy it! Hens often go broody but are good layers of brown eggs. They make outstanding mothers. Being a heavy-bodied, white-skinned breed, the Orpington rooster makes a capable fryer.
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• Mature Weight 6.5 - 8.5 lbs •O ccasionally Broody • Good Layer • Cold Tolerant
Did you know that chickens can dream? Research has shown that chickens experience REM (rapid eye movement) while sleeping, meaning they can dream just like us! They also have a sleep phase that humans don’t experience called unihemispheric slow-wave sleep, where one half of the brain is asleep and the other is awake. This means that chickens can sleep with one eye open, which is especially useful for looking out for predators.
Note: The color blue does not breed true. So, you may receive any one of blue, black or splash chicks in your order.
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More than just for their looks, these functional birds have been a barnyard staple for generations. The name Wyandotte comes from the Native American tribe Wyandottes who occupied the surrounding areas of Lake Ontario – modern day New York and Ontario, Canada. Given the climate they were developed in – it’s no wonder this breed is so cold hardy. They have deep, wide bodies covered in dense, close-fitting feathers to keep them warm; they also sport a small rose comb that is less susceptible to frostbite. Hens are generally docile and a good layer of brown eggs. Roosters are sometimes aggressive-making good protectors. The modern Wyandotte is adaptable, it can succeed in confinement or a free-range setting, and is often labeled a dual-purpose, sustainable breed.
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• Good Layer • Cold Tolerant • Mature Weight 6.5 - 8.5 lbs •O ccasionally Broody
• Hydrates chicks right from the first hours • Supplies quick energy for active, alert chicks • Reduces early chick mortality • Ideal during transport or no access to water
Did you know that chickens have great memories? Chickens are able to recognize over 100 different faces, even after being separated for extended periods of time, highlighting their long-term memory capabilities. These faces don’t just include chickens, they can recognize the faces of humans too!
Other Popular Purebreds Production Red
By utilizing crosses between New Hampshires and Rhode Island Reds, Production Reds were developed. Their coloring is similar to a Rhode Island but is not as consistent as they vary from light to dark red. Production Reds are one of our best producers of large brown eggs. • Mature Weight 6 - 7 lbs • Excellent Layer • Non-Broody • Heat/Cold Tolerant
Rhode Island Red
If you are striving for peak egg production and still want a heavy bird with good market possibilities, these Reds are for you. A check of national egg laying contest records will reveal the superior egg laying qualities of this breed.
Barred Plymouth Rock
Plymouth Rocks are a hardy, old time, dual-purpose breed with a friendly, even temperament. These birds are physically large with meaty bodies, and hens are good layers. • Mature Weight 7.5 - 9.5 lbs • Very Good Layer • Occasionally Broody • Cold/Heat Tolerant
• Mature Weight 6.5 - 8.5 lbs • Excellent Layer • Occasionally Broody • Dual-Purpose
Speckled Sussex
This rare and extremely attractive breed originated in Sussex County, England. When mature, their beautiful plumage is brownish red with feathers tipped in white. This variety combines beauty and utility which make them an excellent choice for both your backyard flock as well as a stunning show bird. • Mature Weight 7 - 9 lbs • Good Layer • Typically Broody • Dual-Purpose
New Hampshire
For outstanding vigor, size, uniform growth, early maturity, rapid full feathering, and large egg size, these moneymakers can’t be beaten. This fine strain produces large brown eggs with superior shell strength. They also have yellow skin, and upon processing, are free from dark pin feather marks. • Mature Weight 6.5 - 8.5 lbs • Good Layer • Typically Broody • Dual-Purpose
Bielefelder
This breed was developed in Bielefeld, Germany, at the start of the 1970s. With many of the other chicken breeds, a lot of hysteria overtakes the reality of the chicken, but Bielefelders present true reason for the hype. You have a few characteristics that rank this chicken close to the top, such as big and meaty carcasses, auto-sexing, gentle temperament, beautiful feathers, and laying of large brown eggs. • Mature Weight 9.5 - 12 lbs • Excellent Layer • Occasionally Broody • Dual-Purpose
Hybrids & Sex-Links Amberlink
After having been away from the US market for several years, she is back by popular demand. Mainly white with some brown feathers, the Amberlink has become a favorite with her beautiful full brown egg color. We are one of the few hatcheries in the country to offer this variety. • Mature Weight 4.5 - 5.5 lbs • Excellent Layer • Non-Broody • Rhode Island Red x Rhode Island White
Blue Rock
A wonderful addition to your flock, Blue Rocks are varied in color. They range from nearly lavender to black. This breed is color sexed, the blue barring on the roosters is unique and stunning. Blue Rocks are quite hardy and cold tolerant.
Golden Comet
Widely acclaimed where brown eggs are preferred – these are one of the finest brown egg layers. They mature early and are a quiet bird. Comets are quite robust and can withstand the colder, non-insulated laying houses. • Mature Weight 4.5 - 5.5 lbs • Excellent Layer • Non-Broody • Rhode Island White x Rhode Island Red
Columbian Rock Cross This robust, dual-purpose bird is known for its ability to efficiently produce eggs even in the coldest of climates. They have a calm disposition, making them a great choice for the family flock. • Mature Weight 6 - 7 lbs • Excellent Layer • Non-Broody • Rhode Island Red x Columbian Plymouth Rock
• Mature Weight 6 - 7 lbs • Very Good Layer • Non-Broody • Barred Rock x Blue Andalusian
Cinnamon Queen Cinnamon Queens are prolific layers and are also hardy and good meat producers. They have a fast body growth rate compared to other hybrid chickens. Their friendly demeanor makes them wonderful birds to keep in your flock. • Mature Weight 5 - 6 lbs • Excellent Layer • Non-Broody • Silver Laced Wyandotte x Rhode Island Red
Black Sex-Link
Black Sex-Links are a barnyard staple. This breed is very much dual-purpose. Roosters carry a heavy body while hens are great egg producers. Females are solid black with reddish cast in the face, neck, and chest. Roosters resemble a Barred Rock. • Mature Weight 6 - 7 lbs • Excellent Layer • Non-Broody • Barred Rock x Rhode Island Red
Did you know chickens outnumber people? In fact, there are 3 times as many chickens as there are humans, with less than 8 billion people in the world and almost 30 billion chickens.
Hybrids & Sex-Links Rhode Island Blue
A hybrid crossing of two of the best heritage layers, resulting in blue, black, red and combination-colored chicks. Rhode Island Blues are a mediumsized production bird. If you’re looking for a unique chicken that will out lay most - this is your breed.
ISA Brown
A breed that has proven its performance in the poultry world-this is your commercial brown egg layer. They are a smallframed bird that excels in feed-to-egg efficiency. They are an adaptable breed that can tolerate confinement or free-range and are steadfast producers.
• Mature Weight 5 - 6 lbs • Mature Weight 4 - 5 lbs • Excellent Layer • Very Good Layer • Non-Broody • Non-Broody • Rhode Island White x • Rhode Island Red x Rhode Island Red Blue Australorp
Blue & Green Layers Americana
Also known as ‘Easter Eggers’ because of the variety of colors they lay. They come in many different colors and sizes and have a good disposition. Many of these birds have muffs or beards and all have full tails.
• Mature Weight 6.5 - 7.5 lbs • Good Layer • Non-Broody •H eat/Cold Tolerant
Isbar/Silverudd Blue Not just a feast for the eyes, but a practical addition to your flock. Sporting distinctive silver and blue plumage, these chickens are of medium size, making them easy to manage in various settings. Renowned for their friendly demeanor, they bring both charm and practicality to your coop.
• Mature Weight 5 - 6 lbs • Good Layer • Occasionally Broody •C old Hardy
Splash Americana
Splash Americana delights with its soft blue-and-white plumage, lightly flecked with subtle darker spots that give each bird a one-of-a-kind splash pattern. Friendly, hardy and steady layers of greenish-blue eggs, they bring gentle beauty and dependable practicality to any backyard flock.
• Mature Weight 6.5 - 7.5 lbs • Good Layer • Non-Broody •H eat/Cold Tolerant
Cinnamon Crested Red Looking for a hardy, colorful, and productive backyard bird? Meet our Cinnamon Crested Red, a cross between a Cream Legbar male and a Rhode Island Red female. These birds bring together the best of both worlds: strong egg production, a splash of unique egg color, and dependable personalities that make them a joy for anyone! • Mature Weight 6 - 8 lbs • Good Layer • Non-Broody •H eat/Cold Tolerant
Blue & Green Layers Olive Egger
When it comes to appearance, Olive Eggers can be a wildcard. Although typically black, brown, or blue, they can be virtually any color and/ or muff and beard combination. Our Olive Eggers are f1, meaning a first generation cross. • Mature Weight 5.5 - 7.5 lbs • Good Layer • Non-Broody
Blue Olive Egger
Blue Olive Eggers are a hybrid chicken breed that lays olivegreen eggs, has blue plumage and may have a small crest. They are docile and friendly but active. Blue Olive Eggers can adapt well to different climates, especially warmer ones. making them a wonderful addition to your flock! • Mature Weight 5.5 - 6.5 lbs • Fair Layer • Non-Broody •H eat/Cold Tolerant
Lavender Olive Egger
Lavender Olive Eggers are a hybrid chicken that lays multi-colored eggs and are known for their hardiness, charming personalities, and beautiful eggs. These delightful chickens are known for their friendly nature. Therefore, Lavender Olive Eggers are perfect for families, as they are gentle and approachable, making them great companions for adults and children. • Mature Weight 5 - 7 lbs • Good Layer • Non-Broody •H eat/Cold Tolerant
Cream Legbar
Opal Legbar
Undoubtedly the most popular auto-sexing breed to date. This curious breed’s appearance varies between sexes. Roosters are a range of creamand-slate-barring whereas the hen sports a small crest. She is two toned-largely silver with a toffee-colored breast.
The Opal Legbar is a rare and eyecatching variety of the popular Cream Legbar, known for its soft lavender and silver plumage that truly stands out in the flock. With their unique looks, steady egg production, and personable nature, Opal Legbars are the perfect mix of beauty, utility, and charm for backyard chicken keepers.
• Mature Weight 5.5 - 6.5 lbs • Average Layer • Non-Broody • Auto-Sex
• Mature Weight 5 - 7 lbs • Good Layer • Non-Broody •H eat/Cold Tolerant
White Egg Layers White Leghorn
These chicks are bred for laying performance, high production, shell strength, egg size and feed efficiency. They are truly outstanding.
Brown Leghorn
A spirited, stylish, active bird which is exceedingly hardy. Its activity can even make it somewhat wild. They excel in a variety of conditions and housing systems.
• Mature Weight 4 - 6 lbs • Excellent Layer • Non-Broody • Heat/Cold Tolerant
Meat Birds
Rustic Ranger
This slow-growing broiler is wellsuited for more natural - rearing methods, such as free-range or organic systems. They are active birds that enjoy being able to forage. Characteristics include yellow skin, shanks, and beaks along with mostly red feathering. A small percentage of Rustic Rangers can be tri-colored.
•H igher in Omega 3 and Lower in Saturated Fat • Sold only as Straight Run • Mature Weight 5 - 6 lbs • Rearing Time 9 - 11 Weeks
Cornish X Rock Cross
Crossing of purebred Cornish and White Rock hens produces this fine broiler. Cornish Cross are the most popular, fastest growing and most efficient meat chicken on the market. They have large breast, thigh, and leg proportions. Their white feathers and yellow skin make for clean processing. We cannot overemphasize the importance of proper nutrition for successful results from our Cornish X Rock Cross chicks! The tremendous growth rate makes it absolutely essential to feed a broiler ration to this bird. We recommend a 23% protein starter ration for the first four weeks and a 20% protein grower ration for the remainder of the growing period. Because of the rapid weight gain of these chicks, we suggest a Vitamin Stress Pack.
Vitamin Stress Pack
This product is an excellent combination of vitamins and electrolytes that will help combat leg weakness in your broilers. Although exceptionally helpful with meat birds, this product is beneficial for all poultry with the exception of ducklings. This 6oz package can be shipped in the same box as your chicks.
• Male Live Weight 8 - 9 lbs at 8 weeks • Female Live Weight 6 - 7 lbs at 8 weeks • Rearing Time 6 - 8 weeks • Performs Well in Confinement
Turkeys Orlopp Mammoth Bronze
Broad Breasted White
Artisan Gold
Our most popular breed, whites are a compact bird with large breast proportions. They dress cleanly and have a conventional taste. They will not reproduce naturally.
Our Bronze are handsome, colorful birds that attract attention whenever they’re seen. They will not breed naturally and have a traditional taste.
This rare black breed is smaller in size and slower growing. They thrive in a free-range environment where they can express their natural tendencies. They will not reproduce naturally.
• Male Live Weight 30 lbs at 16 weeks • Female Live Weight 21 lbs at 16 weeks • Competitive Feed Conversion • Sold only as Straight Run
• Male Live Weight 30 lbs at 16 weeks • Male Live Weight 17 lbs at 16 weeks • Female Live Weight 11.5 lbs at 16 weeks • Female Live Weight 21 lbs at 16 weeks • Competitive Feed Conversion • Gamey Flavor • Sold only as Straight Run • Sold only as Straight Run
Gamebirds
Gamebirds require special care; they’ll need a gamebird starter feed of 28% protein. They are also very fragile for the first 1-2 weeks – especially to the cold. They’ll need to be kept at 95-100°F during this time. See full care instructions at www.mthealthy.com/care
French Guinea
Ringneck Pheasant
Guineas are fun, easy, and inexpensive to raise. Once started, they are excellent foragers, living on insects, seeds, and vegetation. They are super farmyard watchdogs, sounding an alarm anytime anything unusual occurs. They are purplish gray with small white spots.
Pheasants can be a wonderful sport, hobby, or business. They are a delicious delicacy for special dinner occasions. Watch them develop into beautiful mature birds in 16 to 18 weeks. They dress out at 2 lbs.
• Mature Weight 4 - 4.5 lbs • Reproduces Easily • Does Not Tolerate Confinement • Sold Only as Straight Run
• Mature Weight 2 - 2.5 lbs • Reproduces Easily • Requires a Flight Pen • Sold Only as Straight Run
Assortments
Assorted Bantams SILVER DUCKWING OLD ENGLISH RED PYLE OLD ENGLISH BROWN OLD ENGLISH GOLDEN SEBRIGHT SILVER SEBRIGHT WHITE SILKIE MILLIE FLEUR D’UCCLE PORCELAIN D’UCCLE
Standard Breeds AMBERLINK BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK BLACK AUSTRALORP BLACK SEX LINK BROWN LEGHORN CINNAMON QUEEN GOLDEN COMET ISA BROWN NEW HAMPSHIRE RHODE ISLAND RED WHITE LEGHORN
Unique & Rare Breeds AMERICANA BARNEVELDER BLACK JERSEY GIANT BLUE LACED GOLD WYANDOTTE BLUE ROCK BUFF BRAHMA BUFF ORPINGTON COLUMBIAN ROCK CROSS CUCKOO MARANS DARK BRAHMA LIGHT BRAHMA PRODUCTION RED GOLDEN LACED WYANDOTTE NOIR MARANS OLIVE EGGER RHODE ISLAND BLUE SILVER LACED WYANDOTTE SPECKLED SUSSEX WELBAR WELSUMMER
All assortments are hatchery’s choice. We guarantee 3 or more breeds in your order.
Uniquely & Exceptionally Rare Breeds BIELEFELDER BLACK COPPER MARANS BLUE AUSTRALORP BLUE COPPER MARANS BLUE CUCKOO MARANS BLUE/BLACK/SPLASH ORPINGTON BLUE JERSEY GIANT BLUE LACED RED WYANDOTTE BLUE OLIVE EGGER CHOCOLATE GOLD LACED ORPINGTON CHOCOLATE ORPINGTON CINNAMON CRESTED RED CREAM LEGBAR CRYPT WALKERS GHOST ZOMBIE GOLDEN CUCKOO MARANS GOLDEN DEATH LAYERS ISBAR LAVENDER MARANS LAVENDER OLIVE EGGER LAVENDER ORPINGTON MOSAIC NOIR FLAME OPAL LEGBAR RED ORPINGTON SILVER LACED BARNEVELDER SPLASH AMEICANA SPLASH AUSTRALORP SPLASH JERSEY GIANT SPLASH LACED RED WYANDOTTE SPLASH MARANS SPLASH OLIVE EGGERS