Young Hens (Pullets)- Several Breeds - $25 (Northwest Black Forest)

These young hens (pullets) will be producing mid-late February for the top girls and late February to early March for the bottom girls.
Get a jump on spring laying with girls who will start producing this winter.
Prices always go up as girls get older, we do have younger girls if you would like to raise them yourself! Lucky Charm Farm is a small family farm specializing in small batches of uncommon breeds of chickens, colorful layers, with the occasional "regular" breed.
Girls are vent identified female--the most accurate way besides DNA tests to determine gender (90% accurate).
Girls are vaccinated to protect against Mareks disease.
HATCH 9/9- COOP READY- 12 weeks old on 12/2 Bielefelder- One girl available $40.
*Winter Layer* The Bielefelder (Bi-Lee-Felder) is a top choice for a high production of large unique shade of brownish pink eggs.
These girls are docile and gentle.
They were developed in Germany, have a beautiful variegated feather pattern known as cuckoo red, and hardy in both cold and hot climates.
These girls continue to lay year-round, including in colder, darker winter months, when most stop laying.
Expect 4-5 large, light brown with pink undertone eggs.
If you had to choose only one breed, she ranks high in every category and is well suited to Colorado.
Green Queens- 1 "blue" available- $35.
The queens of egg laying, these girls are an extremely hardy breed, great for Colorado.
They will lay LOTS of large green eggs, over 300 per year! They come in a wide range of colors, some will have feathered legs.
No two hens will look exactly the same.
Green Queens predominantly lay green eggs, ranging from sage to aqua, but some may lay tinted, brownish-rose, or even pink.
Eggs could even be speckled.
You can expect 4-6 eggs per average week.
Lavender Ameraucana (Purebred) - $65.
ONE hen available.
I never have young hens this age! One of the prettiest breeds out there, they are friendly calm girls with beautiful moonglow feathers- On top of that you get wonderful blue eggs.
Ameraucanas pea comb makes them a great bird for colder climates.
These girls typically have a quiet and calm personality, and you can expect 4-6 blue eggs per week from these hens.
The Lavender color variation is also called “self-blue” and will breed true.
The lavender color is similar to the blue coloring but is generally lighter in appearance than the blue.
The American Poultry Association does recognize the self-blue color variety (APA doesn’t call it Lavender) in this breed.
No feather ruffling in this hen which can happen with Lavender color.
She is suited for exhibition.
SEPTEMBER 23TH Hatch-- Coop Ready.
10 WEEKS OLD on 12/2 Olive Eggers- $35- Olive Eggers are created by crossing a dark brown egg layer with a blue egg layer.
These F1 generation hybrids typically lay an olive-colored egg, however, it can be in various shades and the potential does exist to lay eggs of different colors such as tinted, etc.
Beautiful and plentiful eggs.
Olive Eggers will lay 4-6 eggs per week! (usually dark olive to light teal).
These Olive Eggers are an F1 hybrid.
If you breed the offspring, they will be considered an F2 Oliver Egger.
Their feather patterns will likely not look the same, but often their eggs are darker olive than that of their parents.
Penedescada- Rare.
Very dark “red” Eggs-- $35.
Penedesencas lay some of the darkest brown-red eggs you will see, one of the darkest of any chicken variety.
As dark, if not darker than Marans.
Egg color has been called "terracotta" (see pics).
They are an extremely rare Spanish breed and almost went extinct until efforts in the 1980s saved them.
You can expect 4-6 eggs per week.
They are active, make excellent foragers and do wonderfully in heat.
Black Copper Maran- $35 -2 girls left! These are the darkest egg layers (tied with Penedescadas) for large, dark chocolate eggs.
Black Copper Marans eggs are the darkest of all the Marans varieties, and these girls are some of the friendliest in the flock.
They do well on free range, and cause less damage through heavy scratching than other breeds.
The eggs are the darkest at the beginning of the laying cycle.
Expect 3-5 dark chocolate eggs weekly.
I cannot guarantee that every hen will lay the darkest egg.
There are too many genes involved in egg color to be able to reliably predict each hens egg color.
However most from this line have been at a 6 on the maran scale.
OCTOBER 9 HATCH -8 weeks old on 12/4- (will be coop ready next week looking at the weather, after the Fri/Sat cold snap)- Late February/early March laying)- Need to be in a garage until about 12/3.
EASTER EGGERS- $25- 2 girls available this age (have more at the younger age).
Easter Eggers are popular for good reason.
They are great for family-friendly flocks being docile and gentle, and are heat and cold hardy.
The colorful eggs can range from olive green to turquoise blue and occasionally rose.
Typically they will give green or blue eggs.
They vary widely in feather colors (hen in the picture is an example) and lay 4-6 colorful eggs per week.
Egg size is large to extra large for those who like larger eggs.
My Easter Eggers have the cute face muffs.
*Laying Maturity is earlier on these girls,16-18 weeks so will be laying LATE FEB.
4-6 Eggs per week! Large to XL.
PRICING: $20 2-4 WEEKS, $25 4-8 WEEKS, $30 Over 8 Weeks.
SPLASH AMERAUCANA (Purebred)- GUARANTEED BLUE EGGS-$52.
These girls are the real deal- this is a purebred from show winning lines.
My hen won the Douglas county fair this year.
Grand Champion.
Guaranteed blue eggs.
I rarely have girls this old, they usually sell out before 4 weeks old in the spring.
I will not have them this old in the spring.
Grab them now and they will be laying blue eggs by very late Feb/early march! SALMON FAVEROLLE- PEACHY EGGS *Winter Laying Breed* $25 Two girls available.
Laying maturity 16-19 weeks so laying will likely begin late February! The Salmon Faverolle is delightful, one of my favorite breeds.
They are friendly, funny and lay beautiful peachy tinted eggs.
They are docile and gentle and tend to be at or near the bottom of the pecking order, so they should not be placed with more assertive breeds.
They are good layers with an average of 180-200 eggs per year/roughly 4 eggs per week.
They do not fly well, so they don’t require high fences to keep them in, but also cannot escape from predators very well.
If allowed to free-range, they are good foragers and will be happy in a smaller yard.
They are exceptionally suited to cold weather, but are not very heat tolerant so will need plenty of shade in the summer.
LIGHT BRAHMA- *Winter Laying Breed* $25 until 8 weeks, then $30 -2 girls (this age) available.
It’s hard not to fall for these girls charm due to their sweet temperament and their beautiful black and white hackle feathers and tail and the girls immaculate, elegant overall look.
Hens weigh about 5-6 pounds with loose fluffy feathers that make them look bigger.
Feathers cover their feet and shanks, keeping them warm in winter.
Their docile, gentle, and quiet temperament makes them one of the best breeds around children.
Hens lay about 200 medium-sized brown eggs annually, sometimes go broody, and are attentive mothers.
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK - $20- 1 female available.
The Barred Plymouth Rock has been hands-down the single most popular breed with small American farms.
The breed is hardy, docile, feathers out quickly and heavily lays an average of 200 brown eggs a year.
EGYPTIAN FAYOUMIS- 1 female.
$22.
This breed has been around since the pharaohs ruled Egypt but are rare in the United States.
They were imported by a university for genetic research.
They are valued for their hardiness to many poultry ailments and are hardy in hot weather.
No other breed matures as quickly, pullets can start laying as early as 4 months, and the cockerels can start to crow at an unbelievable 5 to 6 weeks! They are active foragers and make a great bird for free-range flocks.
They are very pretty with silvery white hackles and white bars on black background throughout the body plumage.
Great producers of white/cream colored eggs, laying 3-5 weekly.
This girl will be laying in early-mid-February.
Hens are smaller birds maturing at around 4 pounds.
Black Copper Maran- 2 females $25 until 8 weeks old, then $35 Green Queen - 2 females $25 until 8 weeks old, then $35 SUPER BLUE- $30 until 8 weeks+ then $35 Friendly and curious, Super Blues are prolific layers of large-extra large, blue-tinted eggs, averaging 6 eggs a week, even during the heat of summer! These pretty girls, white with some splashes or speckles, are a hybrid so there is a chance (1/16) that you will not get a blue egg.
However, they will still be prolific layers.
The Blue eggs may be anywhere from pale blue-hued to a more intense, aqua blue.
Cold and heat hardy.
Perfect for Colorado.
OCT 15 Hatch- Ready to move into the garage on Saturday 12/2.
They are 7 Weeks old on 12/2 Green Queens- 3 females available-Green Queens- $25 until 8 weeks, then $30 until 12 weeks then $35.
The queens of egg laying, these girls are an extremely hardy breed, great for Colorado.
They will lay lots of large green eggs, over 300 per year! They come in a wide range of colors, some will have feathered legs.
No two hens will look exactly the same.
Green Queens predominantly lay green eggs, ranging from sage to aqua, but some may lay tinted, brownish-rose, or even pink.
Eggs could even be speckled.
You can expect 4-6 eggs per average week.
Swedish Flower Hen- **WINTER LAYERS** RARE BREED* $60 each.
4 females available.
Swedish Flower Hens are a mix of rare and old breeds transported to Sweden hundreds of years ago.
Swedish Flower Hens are a “Landrace” breed, a breed cultivated over a period of time either with natural or cultural environment changes, NOT specific breeding.
This unique heritage is part of what makes this breed so special.
Swedish Flower Hens lay a tinted brownish egg which looks peachy and produce around 180 eggs per year.
Along with their striking and beautiful array of colored feathers these birds have an unusual mild temperament.
Swedish Flower Hens are a gentle and very docile breed, are excellent foragers, cold hardy, and love to free range.
They also love human interaction and can easily become a pet.
Swedish Flowers come in a mix of colors ranging from red, yellow, black, and even blue.
Some of the birds have a slight crest at the top of their heads and others do not.
Swedish Flowers generally have whitish spots at the tips of their feathers, giving them a speckled (or flowered) appearance.
A TRUELY SPECIAL BREED.
Many more colorful egg layers and rare breeds with later October/Early November hatch dates including Golden Wyandottes, Frosted Legbar, Fibro Easter Egger, Golden Laced Polish, White Crested Blue Polish, Silkies, ISA Browns, Blue Laced Gold Wyandottes, Speckled Sussex, Bielefelder, Chocolate Orpington, Andalusian and more.
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