Pure Bred Barred Rock Plymouth Chickens
We breed Barred Rock Plymouth Chickens and have the following chicken available now!
6 - 12 weeks hens - $18
6 - 12 weeks Roosters - $10
Rooster - 4 to 5 months $25 each (special price if you want more than one)
Roosters - 6 month - $42
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Thought you re not allowed chooks in town? You totally can! 😄 according to the council up to 6 hens. (No roosters allowed in town)
I have beautiful Barred Rock Plymouth chickens - Lots of them! I have them in all ages.
My breeding chickens range freely on our lifestyle block. They are fed a healthy nz grown men xed grains feed, non gmo! I also supplement their diet with kitchen scarps, wheatgrass sprouts & fermented treats to ensure they get everything they need!
Reasons to keep Barred Rock Chooks include:
- beautiful, graceful, stylish birds
- they lay lots of eggs, Year round
- they love people & are kids friendly
- (if you want to) their meat can be eaten once they retire from laying eggs
- ideal for a back yard coop if you dont have the space for them to free range
- The hens are broody and good mothers
Also,
- Expect your barred rock pullet to start laying eggs when she is anywhere between 16 to 20 weeks old.
- By the age of 5years, your barred rock hen is considered “old".
- The rooster grows up to weigh about 3.4kg to 4.3kg while a hen will be round 3kg.
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www.heritagepoultrynz.com... or call us at 099734916
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