Point of Lay Chickens

Chickens are fast becoming the pet to have. They are easy to keep and feed and supply a daily addition to your breakfast table. A dry secure chicken house and run, food and water is all they need to stay happy.

These are all calm and friendly birds that will quickly become tame and provide a good supply of top quality eggs.

Hybrid point of lay birds are professionally reared with a comprehensive vaccination and blood testing program.

More information on a good range of chicken accessories including feeders, drinkers, brooders and incubators and chicken medication.

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Ginger Warren The standard brown Rhode Island Red hybrid. A docile and reliable egg layer, they lay up to 300 light brown eggs per year.

Columbian Blacktail This Rhode Island Red based layer combines all the production and economic benefits associated with a modern hybrid with the traditional good looks of the chestnut plumage. Hardy and docile it suits any system

Rhode Rock Another Rhode Island Red hybrid. The Rhode Rock is black with brown feathering around the neck. It lays large very dark brown eggs.

Copper Black The Copper Black is a Maran hybrid. It is a black bird with hints of shiney green, and a copper chest. It lays a variety of coloured eggs, mainly dark brown.

Speckledy A French Maran hybrid, the "Speckledy" is black with speckles of white and silver. It lays brown speckled eggs.

Amber Link A Rhode Island White based hybrid. It is a cream colour with dashes of brown. It lays brown eggs and has a slightly higher body weight and appetite than brown feathered hybrids.

Calder Ranger Good temperament and ideal for free range. Very Hardy. Excellent reliable layer and will provide up to 300 eggs per year.

Light Sussex An eye catching addition to your flock - white with black feathering around the neck and tail. It lays brown eggs.

Pied Suffolk Predominantly black in colour with striking white feathering around the neck. These birds have a very thick plumage and good body weight.

Blue Haze Very attractive large hen. It lays brown eggs.

White Leghorn This utility strain of the White Leghorn is a prolific layer of pure white eggs and combines unbeatable production and economics with excellent ranging ability.

Columbine Bred from the Cream Crested Legbar. They are a varied coloured bird, from cream / tan through to blue and grey with mottled feathering, a proportion are crested. 90% of these hens will lay a blue egg, the rest lay pastel shades.