Meet The Flock

Who’s that?!

Between our two locations, we’ve got chickens, goats, sheep, pigs, turkeys, mini donkeys, a scottish highland bull & more!

Keep scrolling to meet everyone, see where they’re located, & learn about them + their purpose

*REMINDER: Appointments required to visit our Churchville location & our Bergen location is COMING SOON!

Poultry

EGGS FOR SALE! $5/dozen or $3/half

farm fresh, straight from the coop, collected daily, by little hands, unwashed, ungraded

As a family we have named our flock. We currently have 43 birds, between 8 coops & 12 different breeds.

Mickey, Clarabelle, Daisy, Toodles

Coop: The Chick-Mahal

Name References: Disney Inspired

How to Identify: Black/White

Barred Rock Chickens

Appearance: Dark gray with black and white barred feathers

Breed Type: Dual-Purpose (Egg/Meat)

Egg Color: Brown

Egg Production: Approx 200 eggs/year

Honey, Hennie The Pooh, Henrietta

Coop: The Chick-Mahal

Name References: Disney, Other

How to Identify: Brown/Mix

Olive Egger Chickens

Appearance: Gray and black (adults) or brown and black (chicks)

Breed Type: Dual-Purpose (Egg/Meat)

Egg Color: Olive Green

Egg Production: Approx 150-200 eggs/year

Sunny, Tinkerbell, Cinderella

Coop: The Chick-Mahal

Name References: Disney, Other

How to Identify: Yellow

Buff Orpington Chickens

Appearance: Golden buff

Breed Type: Dual-Purpose (Egg/Meat)

Egg Color: Light Brown

Egg Production: Approx 200-280 eggs/year

Ellie, Jewel, Priscilla

Coop: The Chick-Mahal (Ellie) & Rhode Island Roost (Mirabel, Ariel)

Name References: Up, Rio, Zootopia

How to Identify: Black

Black Sex Link Chickens

A hybrid breed of Rhode Island Red & Barred Rock

Appearance: Deep red coloration with black plumage accented with red, blue and brown

Breed Type: Dual-Purpose (Egg/Meat)

Egg Color: Brown

Egg Production: Approx 300 eggs/year

Dolly, Reba, Faith, Lady, Dixie, Miranda

Coop: Clucking Cottage

Name References: Country Music inspired

How to Identify: Gray legs & feet

Americana Chickens

A cross between the Araucana and Ameraucana breeds

Appearance: Black, brown, red, white, blue-gray (adults) or blue-gray, yellow/white, brown (chicks)

Breed Type: Eggs

Egg Color: Blue, green, light brown

Egg Production: Approx 250 eggs/year

Scar, Mirabel, Ariel

Coop: Rhode Island Roost

Name References: Disney inspired

How to Identify: Reddish Brown

Rhode Island Red Chickens

Appearance: Reddish-brown

Breed Type: Dual-Purpose (Egg/Meat)

Egg Color: Brown

Egg Production: Approx 200-300 eggs/year

Cruella

Coop: The Chick-Mahal

Name References: 101 Dalmations

How to Identify: Speckled

Speckled Sussex Chickens

Appearance: Brown with white speckled patterns

Breed Type: Egg/Meat/Exhibition

Egg Color: Brown with white speckled patterns

Egg Production: Approx 200-250 eggs/year

Pearl, Peach, Bubbles, Darla, Becky, Destiney

Coop: Leghorn Lounge

Name References: Nemo themed

How to Identify: Small & white

White Leghorn Chickens

Appearance: White

Breed Type: Eggs

Egg Color: Large White

Egg Production: Approx 290 eggs/year

Hershey

Coop: The Chick-Mahal

Name References: Color inspired

How to Identify: Brown

Chocolate Orpington Chickens

Appearance: Rich chocolate brown color

Breed Type: Dual-Purpose (Egg/Meat)

Egg Color: Large Brown

Egg Production: Approx 220 eggs/year

HeiHei, Stitch, Maui, Lilo, Moana

Coop: Fort Fowl

Name References: Disney inspired

How to Identify: Colorful

Red Jungle Fowl Chicken

Smaller than most common chickens yet bigger than modern day bantams

Appearance: Slate blue or grey colored legs and have white earlobes

Breed Type: Ornamental, Egg Laying, Exhibition

Egg Color: Medium Light Brown

Egg Production: Approx 120-150 eggs/year

Turkeys

Coop: Turkey Tavern

Name References: None

How to Identify: Big & white

Broad Breasted White Turkeys

The most common of commercial broad breasted strains of eating Turkeys on the market

Appearance: White

Breed Type: Meat, Production, Commercial

Egg Color: Off White with Brown specks

Egg Production: Poor, Large to Extra Large size

Guineas

Coop: Coupe de Poop

Name References: Country Music inspired

How to Identify: Cone on head, wattle

Guinea Fowl

A loud and active bird that can guard your property and eat bugs, great for pest and predator control

Appearance: large bodies, short and rounded wings and small heads with bare skin

Breed Type: Eggs, Meat, Exhibition

Egg Color: Small Dark Spotted

Egg Production: Approx 100 eggs/year, smaller and pointier than chicken eggs and have a higher protein content

Coops:

The Chick Inn - Our double wide chick brooder

The Chick-Mahal - Our largest coop, Variety of chicken breeds, in Churchville

Clucking Cottage - Americana Chickens, in Churchville

Leghorn Lounge - White Leghorn Chickens, in Churchville

Rhode Island Roost - Rhode Island Red Chickens, in Churchville

Fort Fowl - Red Jungle Fowl, in Churchville

Coupe de Poop - Guineas, in Churchville

Turkey Tavern - Broad Breasted White Turkeys, in Churchville

Chicken Tractor - Vacant

Fluffy Butt Hutt - Under construction

Quack Shack - Coming soon

Hen Haven - Future build

Definitions:

Fowl - a bird of any kind

Poultry - domestic fowl, such as chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese

Jungle fowl - any of several Asian wild birds related to the pheasants

Game bird - a bird that may be legally hunted according to the law

Guinea fowl - a large African game bird with slate-colored, white-spotted plumage and a loud call, sometimes domesticated

Keets - young guinea fowl

Chicken - the common domestic fowl

Coop - a cage or small enclosure or small building for housing poultry

Brooder - a heated structure used for raising young fowl

Layer - hens specifically raised for egg production

Broiler - aka meat birds, a specific type of chicken raised for meat production

Hen - an adult female chicken over a year old

Rooster - an adult male chicken

Chick - a newly hatched young bird

Pullet - a young hen, less than a year old

Straight run - not sexed, sold as hatched

Casque - guinea fowl helmet, a prominent horn-like structure on the top of its head

Wattles - flaps of skin that hang from a bird’s head or neck

Chicken Tractor - movable chicken coop with no floor, for meat birds

Turkey - a large mainly domesticated North American bird

Turkey Poults - a young turkey under 4 weeks old

Duck - the common name for numerous species of waterfowl, any of various swimming birds in which the neck and legs are short, the feet typically webbed, the bill often broad and flat

Waterfowl - a bird that frequents water, a swimming game bird (such as a duck or goose)

Duckling - a young duck

Broodiness - behavioral tendency to sit on a clutch of eggs to incubate them

Roost - a support on which birds rest, to settle down for rest or sleep

Learn More!

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