Rhode Island White Chicken

(14 customer reviews)

As low as: $2.99

Hatching on February 5, 2025

Order now for estimated delivery by February 8, 2025.

  • Rhode Island White – Sold as Baby Chicks Only
Minimums –

Not Sexed = 3

Female = 3

Male = 1

Total of 3 birds to ship

Seasonal/Shipped Feb thru September

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Breed Facts

  • Poultry Show Class:  Not applicable
  • Weights: Hen—–6 1/2 lbs
    Rooster——8 1/2 lbs
    Pullet—5 1/2 lbs
    Cockerel—–7 1/2 lbs
  • Purpose and Type: Primary production, Egg Laying & Pet/Secondary meat source
  • Egg Shell Color: Brown
  • Egg Production: 220-280 eggs per year (estimates only, see FAQ)
  • Egg Size: Large
  • Temperament: Active
  • Gender Accuracy: 80-85%
  • Fertility Percentage: 65-80%
  • Broody: Variable
  • Mating Ratio: 10 Females to 1 Male
  • Roost Height: 2 to 4 feet
  • Country of Origin: United States, Rhode Island
  • APA: Yes, Rosecomb recognized by the American Standard of Perfection in 1922. We offer only the single comb variety not APA.
  • TLC: Yes, Watch Status, Considered a sustainable heritage chicken breed
  • BREEDER FARM SOURCE: Cackle Hatchery® Poultry Breeding Farm has been developing our bloodline or strain of pure Rhode Island White since 1993.

Description

Originating in 1888, the rose comb variety of the Rhode Island White was admitted to the APA in 1922. Cackle Hatchery® Breeding Farms only offer the single comb Production type variety. The Rhode Island White chicken breed has a broad, deep body with horizontal carriage, close tightly feathered brick-like appearance, with a broad flat head. This chicken breed is a great winter egg layer of rich large brown eggs, very docile and good dual layer/meat fowl. The Rhode Island White Hen is also used in creating our Cinnamon Queen and Golden Comet breeds. This production type will have about 60% yellow legs and the other 40% will have a dirty/greenish leg color.  Raising chickens can be fun and enjoyable with these very friendly hens.

General mating ratio is 10 females to 1 male for birds 6 months to 2 years of age.

General sleeping/roosting comfort height for this breed is a roost pole 2-4 feet high.

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  1. GG

    gwrather.gw

    My Rhode Island Whites are 8 weeks old now. I have 7 pullets and a cockerel. They are arrogant, entitled, and judgemental. I believe they may be conspiring to take over the farm. The cockerel wants to be a turd already. But he also wants snacks, so he has to put up with me. The pullets feel like their rightful place is on my shoulder. When they hop in my lap, I get a judgy side-eye the entire time they’re allowing me to pet them. They are total queens.

    I thought they were going to be a challenge in a mixed flock of babies, given their haughty attitudes, but they really don’t seem to bother the other chicks. Some of the other chicks are 4.5 weeks younger than them.

    They are a bit of a mixed bag of traits though. Leg colors, combs, and feather type tend to vary.

    All jokes aside, they seem to be good so far.

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