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Barred Plymouth Rocks, also referred to as Plymouth Rocks or Barred Rocks, are one of America's oldest and most popular breeds of chicken. The Black Australorp is originally from Australia and became internationally popular in the 1920s for their strong egg laying. The term "giant" is right for these tall, stately birds with shiny black feathers. The breed was developed in the 1880s in New Jersey by breeders who wanted a large roasting bird. While Jersey Giants grow to a large size, they do it slowly. Buff Orpingtons have a beautiful golden plumage that is thick and full, making this already heavy breed appear much larger than they actually are.
Barred Plymouth Rock Black AustralorpBlack Jersey Giant Buff Orpington

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Cuckoo Marans were developed in Marans, France during the mid 1800’s. Although they are considered a very rare breed, they are extremely popular in the United States because of the beautiful dark brown eggs they lay. Dominiques are one of America’s oldest breeds of chicken, dating back to the early 1800’s when they were commonly referred to as “Dominikers”. The Golden Comet is also known as Golden Buff, Gold Sex Link, Cinnamon Queen, and Red Star. This hybrid strain is a leader in the brown egg market. Golden Laced Wyandottes originated in Wisconsin in 1880 by crossing a Silver Laced Wyandotte hen with a large black/red patterned fowl called a Winnebago.
Cuckoo Maran Dominique Golden Comet Golden Laced Wyandotte

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Light Brahmas are very hardy and mellow breed which makes them an ideal backyard pet. New Hampshire Reds were actually developed in the state of New Hampshire around the year 1915 using Rhode Island Reds as the foundation stock. They were once the leading breed used for the production of brown eggs. This deep- bodied, brown egg layer is beautiful and practical. Roosters have rich red heads and mostly red upper backs, But their body, breast, and main tail feathers are black. Rhode Island Reds were developed in the state of Rhode Island and are on of the most recognized and popular of the American breeds for years.
Light Brahma New Hampshire Red Partridge Plymouth Rock Rhode Island Red

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The Silver Laced Wyandotte is one of America's favorite breed of chicken. They make great pets and are excellent producers of large brown eggs. Sussex chickens are a heavy breed developed by the English more than a century ago. This variety is called speckled because of the white spangles on the ends of its otherwise dark mahogany colored feathers. White Plymouth Rocks are identical to the Barred Plymouth Rocks, except for their color, and rank second in popularity among the Plymouth Rock variety. This adventurous choice is perfect for someone that either has difficulty selecting a specific breed or that simply enjoys the surprise of a non selected baby chick.
Silver Laced WyandotteSpeckled Sussex White Plymouth Rock Mystery Chick Hatchery Pick

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