Egg Color:
Large: light to medium brown.

Character:
Generally calm gentle giants. Brahmas are known for their steady temperament and are often personable without being flighty. They do well in mixed flocks and are a great addition to backyard keepers with children.

Appearance:
Large, heavily built birds with feathered legs. Lemon Pyle coloration features creamy white plumage accented with soft lemon-gold in the hackles, saddle, and wing areas. Overall appearance is light, clean, and striking, especially in contrast to their size.

Laying and Production:

Brahmas are a large, slow-maturing heritage breed. Typical production ranges from approximately 150 to 180 eggs per year. Laying is more consistent during cooler months, with slower production in peak summer heat. 

Egg Color:
Medium-Large: Blue to blue-green tint.

Character:
Generally calm and curious, with a steady & sweet manageable temperament. They are typically alert without being aggressive and tend to integrate well into mixed flocks. This is our top  choice in breed for personality.

Appearance:
Medium-sized birds with a pea comb, slate to black legs, and distinctive beards and muffs. Our color varieties include blue, black, and splash. Body type is moderately compact and balanced, bred to standard with clean lines and good structure.

Laying and Production:

Ameraucanas are moderate layers, averaging approximately 170 to 200 eggs per year.. Shade can vary from light blue to deeper blue tones depending on the individual hen and laying cycle. 

Egg Color:
Large: Dark brown, with shade depth speckles & bloom varying by hen.

Character:
Generally calm and steady, often more reserved than flighty. Marans are typically easy to manage and do well in mixed flocks.

Appearance:
Broad-bodied birds with a solid, low-set frame. Plumage appears in blue, black, or splash, often with copper expression depending on line. Known for strong type and depth of body, bred with emphasis on egg color and overall structure.

Laying and Production:

Marans are moderate layers, producing approximately 180 to 200 eggs per year. Egg colour intensity is strongest earlier in the laying cycle and tapers off  slowly during as the season progresses

Egg Color:
Medium: Light cream.

Character:
Alert, active, and intelligent. Typically hardy and self-sufficient, with a more independent temperament compared to heavy or ornamental breeds.

Appearance:
Smaller-bodied birds with tight feathering and an athletic build. Plumage varies widely and may include: White, Silver,  Gold,  Partridge, or mixed wild-type patterning. Known for durability and adaptability rather than uniform appearance.

Laying & Productivity:
Noted for strong laying consistency and  lay well throughout all seasons, including winter, under appropriate management . Typical production ranges from 180-240  eggs a year. Hens are known for going broody. 

Egg Color:
Large: light brown to cream.

Character:
Generally calm and steady, with a manageable temperament. Wyandottes are known for being adaptable and consistent layers under a variety of conditions.

Appearance:
A solid, well-rounded body type with distinct lacing. we offer 3 colour varieties, including Blue Laced Red, Blue Laced Black, and Blue Laced Splash. All share the same characteristic Wyandotte shape and laced feather pattern, with colour expression varying by variety.

Laying & Productivity:

Wyandottes are reliable layers, averaging approximately 180 to 220 eggs per year. They tend to maintain reasonable production through colder months. 

Egg Color:
Large: Shades of green, ranging from Mint Chip  speckles to olive to deep inky jewel tones. Colour intensity and shade vary by hen and generation.

Character:
Generally calm and docile. Often curious and adaptable. Does well in mixed flocks.

Appearance:
A project-based egger line developed for unique egg colour. Appearance can vary widely in body type, feather pattern, and coloration depending on generation (F1, F2, BC1). Selection focuses on egg colour diversity and overall health rather than uniform visual type. 

Laying & Productivity:

Green Jewel Eggers are project-based layers, with production typically ranging from 180 to 220 eggs per year. Egg size and colour consistency can vary by generation and individual bird. 

Egg Color:
Large: cream to light brown; shade may vary by hen.

Character:
Alert, intelligent, and active with a curious nature. Generally hardy and adaptable, often friendly but more independent than heavier, docile breeds.

Appearance:
A traditional landrace breed with natural variation in colour and pattern. Plumage may include mottling, spotting, or “flowered” markings, and birds can differ significantly in appearance which makes each hen unique. Selection emphasizes health, resilience, and functional type rather than uniformity. Birds can come crested or non crested.

Laying & Production:

Swedish Flower Hens are moderate layers, typically producing 180 to 200 eggs per year. As a landrace breed, individual production and egg appearance can vary. 

Egg Color:
Large: light brown.

Character:
Generally calm, gentle, and people-friendly. Orpingtons are known for their docile nature and suitability for mixed flocks.

Appearance:
Large, soft-feathered birds with a broad, rounded body. Plumage appears in blue or black with distinct white mottling. Mottling expression and pattern may vary between birds. Selection focuses on overall type, feather quality, and temperament.

Laying & production:

Orpingtons are steady, dual-purpose layers producing approximately 180 to 220 eggs per year. They are known for consistent production and good winter laying compared to many heritage breeds. 

Egg Color:
Medium: Shades ranging from seafoam green to blue. Eggs may occasionally show speckling. Colour and pattern can vary by hen and generation.

Character:
Alert, active, and generally friendly. Birds are curious and engaged without being overly flighty.

Appearance:
Our own project line with Beards and muffs. Feather colour, body type, and expression may differ between individuals to add uniqueness to a flock. colors range from Champagne, Buff, Red, Blue, Silver, Wheaten, partridge, wild type and black variations.  Selection prioritizes egg colour, health, and hardiness rather than uniform looks.

Laying & production:

Blue Fibro Eggers are moderate layers, producing approximately 180 to 210 eggs per year. As a project line, variation in shade and laying consistency is expected between generations, however, they tend to lay better in winter then most breeds.

Coming July/August 2026

Our Own exclusive Project. Ultra rare, visually Striking Fibro Birds. Late Summer 2026

Our Own exclusive project. Think " Wildflower Meadow/ Jubilee Orpingtons" - Only more  color varieties. Late 2026/2027