Backyard Starter Pullets

Backyard Starter Pullets

Buff Orpington
$40.00
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Backyard Starter Pullets

Backyard Starter Pullets

$40.00
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Backyard Starter Pullets (Ages: 6-14 weeks old)

Our young pullets are healthy, active, and fully feathered at 6 weeks old, making them well on their way to becoming wonderful backyard hens. They are raised with care and are already growing strong and ready to transition to their new homes.

These breeds are known for being friendly, hardy, and dependable egg layers, making them excellent choices for backyard flocks and families new to chickens.

Our Breed Assortment Pullets offer a wonderful variety of breeds, feather patterns, personalities, and egg colors. Whether you're looking for friendly backyard companions, colorful egg baskets, or beautiful additions to your flock, there's something for everyone.

Available Breeds May Include:

F1 Olive Egger – olive green eggs
F2 Olive Egger – olive green eggs (may vary from green to olive)
Easter Egger – blue to green eggs
Buff Orpington – light brown eggs
Lavender Orpington – light brown eggs
Barred Rock – light brown eggs
Rhode Island Red – medium brown eggs
White Plymouth Rock – light brown eggs
Speckled Sussex – light tan to light brown eggs
Light Brahma – light brown eggs
Golden Laced Wyandotte – light brown eggs
Silver Laced Wyandotte – light brown eggs
Barnevelder – dark brown eggs
French Black Copper Maran – dark chocolate brown eggs
French Black Tailed Red Maran – rich dark chocolate brown eggs
Splash Ameraucana – blue eggs
Starlight Green / Olive Egger Mix – green to olive green eggs

All pullets are raised with care and selected for health, temperament, and quality. These young hens make a wonderful addition to backyard flocks and are a great way to enjoy a colorful assortment of eggs and breeds.

Our Pullets are..

🐔 Healthy and well cared for
🐔 Fully feathered and growing strong
🐔 Great beginner-friendly backyard breeds
🐔 Future dependable egg layers for your flock

Perfect for anyone starting a backyard flock or adding beautiful, productive hens to their coop.

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