Easter egger Sexed Pullets
1 Day
45
2
$15.00
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Condition
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VenmoI have 4 Easter Egger pullets available. Almost coop ready. The blue colored chicks are about 6-7 weeks old and the partridge babies are about 4-5 weeks old. $15 each or trade all four for 2-3 PURE ameraucana pullets preferably blue but open to splash.
Easter Eggers are known to be super friendly and docile as well as a very beginner friendly chicken to have in any flock. Great for families with young children. These cuties can lay a range of colorful eggs based on genetics and you may see blue, pink, cream, brown, green, olive, aqua, or mint green eggs from these babies. They lay up to 200-280 eggs per year! If you’re looking for a great, hardy layer that may bring some cool colors to your egg baskets- these are your birds!
About these individual birds: We’ve been working with them and handling them twice a day so they can get used to being handled. The two blues and the single comb partridge have been doing great especially with our toddler, but the other partridge baby with the pea comb is still trying to warm up to us and is a bit more reserved and shy. With more time and handling she’ll be a great companion.
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Easter egger Sexed Pullets
1 Day
45
2
$15.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoI have 4 Easter Egger pullets available. Almost coop ready. The blue colored chicks are about 6-7 weeks old and the partridge babies are about 4-5 weeks old. $15 each or trade all four for 2-3 PURE ameraucana pullets preferably blue but open to splash.
Easter Eggers are known to be super friendly and docile as well as a very beginner friendly chicken to have in any flock. Great for families with young children. These cuties can lay a range of colorful eggs based on genetics and you may see blue, pink, cream, brown, green, olive, aqua, or mint green eggs from these babies. They lay up to 200-280 eggs per year! If you’re looking for a great, hardy layer that may bring some cool colors to your egg baskets- these are your birds!
About these individual birds: We’ve been working with them and handling them twice a day so they can get used to being handled. The two blues and the single comb partridge have been doing great especially with our toddler, but the other partridge baby with the pea comb is still trying to warm up to us and is a bit more reserved and shy. With more time and handling she’ll be a great companion.
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