| Cochin Bantams Blue * Splash * Black Great setters & pets Chicks: $4 ea. |
| Rhode Island Whites Lays large brown eggs Chicks: $4 ea. |
| Okie Critters Chickens call 918-273-2515 |
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| Ameraucana Blue * Splash * Black Lays blue eggs Chicks: $5 ea. |
| * Chicks for sale * sold straight run only * |
| Chicken Care Info |
| G.E.M. Green Egg Machine (my cross) Ameraucana / Rhode Island White Cross Lays large green eggs Chicks: $4 ea. (Photos taken when they just turned 4 months old) |
| Call and order yours now I only hatch in the Spring |
| Blue Genetics |
Blue x Black = 50% Blue - 50% Black Blue x Splash = 50% Blue - 50% Splash Splash x Splash = 100% Splash Black x Black = 100% Black Splash x Black = 100% Blue |
| My Ameraucana chickens are show quality, docile, non aggressive, broody and great mothers. They are good layers and have only laid blue eggs, never any other color, they are not Easter Egger's. |
| My RIW chickens are show quality, very docile, non aggressive, likes attention . They are prolific layers of large brown eggs, the first year they produced several double yolkers. |
| My Cochin bantams are show quality, very docile, non aggressive, likes attention . They are great setters and mothers and will hatch anything I put under them. |
| I crossed 2 pure breeds to produce a bird that is very docile, non aggressive and very hardy, by 4 1/2 months they are full size. The hens start laying at 20 weeks and come in all shades of blue, black and splash, they are bred to be prolific layers of large green eggs and produce several double yolk eggs the first year. |
| Hybrid Chickens When you cross two pure bred birds you produce a hybrid They grow quicker, lay more eggs and lay early then a pure bred bird ********************* Amber Star: RIW rooster x RIR hen Golden Sex-link : RIR rooster x RIW hen GEM (my cross): Blue Ameraucana rooster x RIW hen These crosses should lay 300+ eggs a year |
| Amber Star Brown Eggs |
| Golden Sex-link Brown Eggs |
| GEM Green Eggs |
Standard Chick feed: 18% to 20% chick starter first 6 weeks then 20% layer pellets. Bantam Chick feed: 16% chick starter first 6 to 8 weeks old then small 16% layer pellets. I use medicated chick starter only. Only feed scratch grains when you don't care about getting eggs or for just a treat to throw on the ground for them to scratch to find. Treats: if there is no green grass - alfalfa pressed cubes, they look like small bales of hay pressed into 2"x 3" cubes - soak in hot water until re hydrated - they love it. Treats: Black oil sunflower seeds, scratch grains (milo, corn chops, wheat), fruits & veggies. Open wounds: use CUT-HEAL, buy it at the feed store under horse meds. Put it on once a day, others will not pick on it and it will heal fast with no flies. Chickens love blood so if one gets hurt it is best to take it away from the others until it is totally healed or they may kill it. Winter Care: Make sure they are out of the wind and kept dry, if you have an open pen they must have a good north & west wind block so they can stay out of the cold wet winds. Lights will help them lay in the winter, just a regular house bulb will work, don't close their coop up to tight because it is bad for their lungs, they still need fresh air. Heat bulbs will work in larger coops but make sure they don't get to hot. I would never put a heat bulb in a very small coop, you will cook them alive. Summer Care: They must have shade, and have open air from the south so they can stay cool at night too. If it is hot they will stand in the water to cool themselves, so aways make sure when it is hot you have a pan of water about 3" deep for them to stand in. Water misters work great, even if you hang it from a shade tree that they stay under during the day, it will lower the temp about 10 or more degrees. |
Chicks for sale now |
Sold out for the year |
Chicks for sale now 3+ weeks old |
Chicks for sale now 3+ wks. old |