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Point of Lay Hybrids (16-20 weeks)-onset of lay 20 weeks*

Hyline Brown Pullets -$30 each 18 weeks old. IN STOCK NOW – PICKUP BY APPOINTMENT. Fully vaccinated. Please text name and quantity required to schedule an appointment to collect.

Hybrid White Leghorn Pullets- DAY OLDS AVAILABLE JULY 13

Hybrid Australorp Pullets -DAY OLDS AVAILABLE JULY 13

Sexed Two Week Old Hybrid Chicks

Hybrid Isa Brown, Hybrid White Leghorn & Hybrid Black Australorp Chicks. $22 each – vaccinated for Mareks & Fowl Pox. These chicks will require heat and protection from the elements for at least 6 weeks. Starter kits (lamp, feed, feeder & waterer) are available. Please text name and quantity required to schedule an appointment to collect.

Pure Breed Pullets – onset of lay 24 Weeks*

Pure Breed Australorp or Light sussex or Barred Rock. Vaccinated for Mareks, Fowl Pox, MG & Coryza EGGS ARE IN THE INCUBATOR – contact us in August.

Eggs & Roosters

Fertile Pure Breed Black Australorp Eggs $90 / dozen including express postage & packaging (eggsafe crate) or $55 / dozen pickup

Fertile Pure Breed Dark Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs $90 / dozen including express postage & packaging (eggsafe crate) or $55 / dozen pickup WAITLIST

Fertile Pure Breed Light Sussex Eggs AVAILABLE IN SPRING

Roosters – Light Sussex $60-$100, Australorp $60-$100 & Barred Rock $60-$100

*Onset of lay for pullets is dependent on correct feed, sunlight access and a stress free environment.

Here at Evans Chickens we have families of pure breed Australorp, Light Sussex and Dark Barred Plymouth Rocks chickens who are enjoying the grass that has grown after the recent rain. Many of our chickens have or are in the process of molting and as a result are not laying any eggs – all of their energy is being put into growing feathers and restocking vitamins in their bodies for the coming breeding season.

Some of the young pullets that we kept from this year are just beginning to lay, but this is mainly the Australorp pullets. The Light Sussex and Barred Rock breeds seem to be very influenced by diminished daylight hours and as a result we are seeing maybe one barred rock egg a day and no light sussex eggs.

As a result we are not currently incubating as we are not collecting enough eggs to justify the cost of running the incubators, brooders and purchasing vaccines (which usually is a minimum quantity of 1000 doses). Hopefully by July we can again fill the incubator and have some chicks available for purchase.

We are missing the opportunity to enter the agricultural shows this year as some of our birds are looking magnificent. COVID-19 has certainly had an effect on our lives – seems that everyone has finally had time to put in the chook house that they where always going to build.