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Frizzle Easter Egger - 95% Green or Blue Eggs, 50% Frizzled, 100% Awesome! These aren't just any Easter Eggers: they're frizzled! (Well, 50% of hatchlings will be frizzled... Long story, but you can't breed a frizzled bird to a frizzled bird, or you end up with big problems, so we breed frizzled roosters to smooth-feathered hens, which produces a 50% rate of frizzling in offspring.)

These Frizzle Easter Eggers are hardy in the heat and cold, good foragers, and great producers at 4-5 blue or green* eggs a week. The roosters in this flock are all Frizzled Easter Eggers. The hens are a variety of green and blue egg-laying breeds from our flocks, including some with beards and muffs, some crested, some feather-footed. Who wouldn't want to add a few of these lovelies to their flock?
*Please note that while Easter Eggers chiefly lay blue or green eggs, a small percentage will lay another egg color, including tinted, brown, or even pinkish. Each hen will give ONE egg color. The egg color will not change from one egg being laid to another. (For example, if your hen has just laid a green egg, it will lay a green egg its entire life.)


Frizzle Feather Fairness Policy

Only about 50% of chicks from a frizzle pairing will develop frizzled feathers. To ensure bird health, we breed frizzled roosters with smooth-feathered hens, which means we cannot guarantee frizzling. If you order a frizzled chick and it feathers out smooth instead, we want to make it right.

If a chick sold as “Frizzled” grows in smooth feathers, we’ll refund the price difference between frizzled and smooth versions at the time of purchase as My Pet Chicken store credit.  Read more information here.

Blue or Green Egg Promise

Most Easter and Olive Eggers will lay blue or green eggs. However, due to natural genetic variation, a small number may produce eggs that are brown, pinkish, or tinted instead. Since each hen lays one consistent egg color for life, egg color becomes clear once she begins laying — typically between 18 and 30 weeks.

If your Easter Egger or Olive Egger lays eggs that are not blue or green, we will refund the purchase price of the bird as My Pet Chicken store credit. Read more information here.


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Shipping Information:

  • Due to Rhode Island state law, the minimum order of day-old chicks shipped to Rhode Island is 12.
  • Due to Iowa state restrictions, we cannot ship any chicks there at this time. 
Frizzle Easter Egger - 95% Green or Blue Eggs, 50% Frizzled, 100% Awesome! These aren't just any Easter Eggers: they're frizzled! (Well, 50% of hatchlings will be frizzled... Long story, but you can't breed a frizzled bird to a frizzled bird, or you end up with big problems, so we breed frizzled roosters to smooth-feathered hens, which produces a 50% rate of frizzling in offspring.)

These Frizzle Easter Eggers are hardy in the heat and cold, good foragers, and great producers at 4-5 blue or green* eggs a week. The roosters in this flock are all Frizzled Easter Eggers. The hens are a variety of green and blue egg-laying breeds from our flocks, including some with beards and muffs, some crested, some feather-footed. Who wouldn't want to add a few of these lovelies to their flock?
*Please note that while Easter Eggers chiefly lay blue or green eggs, a small percentage will lay another egg color, including tinted, brown, or even pinkish. Each hen will give ONE egg color. The egg color will not change from one egg being laid to another. (For example, if your hen has just laid a green egg, it will lay a green egg its entire life.)


Frizzle Feather Fairness Policy

Only about 50% of chicks from a frizzle pairing will develop frizzled feathers. To ensure bird health, we breed frizzled roosters with smooth-feathered hens, which means we cannot guarantee frizzling. If you order a frizzled chick and it feathers out smooth instead, we want to make it right.

If a chick sold as “Frizzled” grows in smooth feathers, we’ll refund the price difference between frizzled and smooth versions at the time of purchase as My Pet Chicken store credit.  Read more information here.

Blue or Green Egg Promise

Most Easter and Olive Eggers will lay blue or green eggs. However, due to natural genetic variation, a small number may produce eggs that are brown, pinkish, or tinted instead. Since each hen lays one consistent egg color for life, egg color becomes clear once she begins laying — typically between 18 and 30 weeks.

If your Easter Egger or Olive Egger lays eggs that are not blue or green, we will refund the purchase price of the bird as My Pet Chicken store credit. Read more information here.


Related Articles:

What to know about Marek's disease vaccine

Shipping Information:

  • Due to Rhode Island state law, the minimum order of day-old chicks shipped to Rhode Island is 12.
  • Due to Iowa state restrictions, we cannot ship any chicks there at this time. 
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Frizzle Easter Egger - 95% Green or Blue Eggs, 50% Frizzled, 100% Awesome! These aren't just any Easter Eggers: they're frizzled! (Well, 50% of hatchlings will be frizzled... Long story, but you can't breed a frizzled bird to a frizzled bird, or you end up with big problems, so we breed frizzled roosters to smooth-feathered hens, which produces a 50% rate of frizzling in offspring.)

These Frizzle Easter Eggers are hardy in the heat and cold, good foragers, and great producers at 4-5 blue or green* eggs a week. The roosters in this flock are all Frizzled Easter Eggers. The hens are a variety of green and blue egg-laying breeds from our flocks, including some with beards and muffs, some crested, some feather-footed. Who wouldn't want to add a few of these lovelies to their flock?
*Please note that while Easter Eggers chiefly lay blue or green eggs, a small percentage will lay another egg color, including tinted, brown, or even pinkish. Each hen will give ONE egg color. The egg color will not change from one egg being laid to another. (For example, if your hen has just laid a green egg, it will lay a green egg its entire life.)


Frizzle Feather Fairness Policy

Only about 50% of chicks from a frizzle pairing will develop frizzled feathers. To ensure bird health, we breed frizzled roosters with smooth-feathered hens, which means we cannot guarantee frizzling. If you order a frizzled chick and it feathers out smooth instead, we want to make it right.

If a chick sold as “Frizzled” grows in smooth feathers, we’ll refund the price difference between frizzled and smooth versions at the time of purchase as My Pet Chicken store credit.  Read more information here.

Blue or Green Egg Promise

Most Easter and Olive Eggers will lay blue or green eggs. However, due to natural genetic variation, a small number may produce eggs that are brown, pinkish, or tinted instead. Since each hen lays one consistent egg color for life, egg color becomes clear once she begins laying — typically between 18 and 30 weeks.

If your Easter Egger or Olive Egger lays eggs that are not blue or green, we will refund the purchase price of the bird as My Pet Chicken store credit. Read more information here.


Related Articles:

What to know about Marek's disease vaccine

Shipping Information:

  • Due to Rhode Island state law, the minimum order of day-old chicks shipped to Rhode Island is 12.
  • Due to Iowa state restrictions, we cannot ship any chicks there at this time.