Pullets!

Update 5/1, 11:00am: That's a wrap! All these cuties have found their new flocks! Yay! Thanks for the incredible interest!

These Flock City pullets are ready to join your flock! This season they are being offered in 5 pairs and 2 trios. A surprise cockerel in the bunch meant some of the pairs turned to trios as I did my best to honor the relationships they were building in the pullet pens. They have all been vaccinated for Marek's Disease and have transitioned to living outside in a coop and run. They've been eating a mix of organic and non-gmo grower feed. I've handled them often and they are generally calm and inquisitive.

Pairs are $90

Trios are $135

Payment must be made via Venmo or cash after your order is confirmed

Ready to make a pair or trio yours? Limit of one pair or trio per family. Email flockcitypdx@gmail.com with the following info:

Name of the pair or trio you'd like. It's a good idea to include a second and even third choice.
Pick up date preference- Friday, May 2nd (tomorrow!) or Saturday, May 10 or Sunday, May 11th. All pick ups will happen at Left Field Garden Supply.

I appreciate your interest and you will receive an email response to either work out the details of your pullet order or to let you know that they are no longer available. Thanks!

Photo credit goes to my chicken loving 15 year old, Finley. :)

Trio 1: Threes Company- Americana, Speckled Sussex, Gold Laced Wyandotte, Hatched 2/24/25

This trio is the perfect starter flock! The Americana has beautiful gold and black feathers with a black beard. She will add some color to the egg basket with blue eggs. Next up is the friendly and calm Speckled Sussex! This old British breed is a solid layer of large brown eggs and has beautiful mahogany feathers with white spots. Finally the Black Laced Gold Wyandotte is sure to stun with those elegantly laced feathers! And she's one of those breeds that tends to continue laying her delicious brown eggs later into the winter months. This hardy trio of hens is sure to bring the joy and the eggs!

Pair 1: The Beauty Queens- Lavender Splash Orpington and French Black Copper Marans, Hatched 2/24/25

Look at those eyes! Look at those splashes of dark blue/gray on a light gray background! This Orpington is a beauty who still likes to get dirty. Dust bathing is her favorite, especially with her buddy the French Black Copper Marans. Together these two make a striking pair both in the feather department as well as the egg department. The Orpington will lay light brown eggs and the Marans will lay dark brown eggs. The French Marans has lightly feathered legs and is starting to get beautiful copper colored feathers around her neck. They are both calm, inquisitive and oh so pretty!

Pair 2: Color Coordinated- Lavender Orpington and Lavender Laced Gold Wyandotte, Hatched 2/24/25

This pair not only looks good together but they really like each other! Often seen together in the pullet pen, these two buddies look forward to laying eggs together, roosting together, scratching for grubs together and joining your flock together! Both breeds are solid layers of large brown eggs and if you play your cards right these two just might let you into their friend group.

Pair 3: Heritage Classics- Dominque and Speckled Sussex, Hatched 2/24/25

Love this classic duo! And they are the sweetest! These two represent some of the oldest chicken breeds out there and they're still popular for good reason. The Dominique is a delightful mix of solid instincts, calm, curious demeanor and all around hardiness. She'll lay lots of brown eggs well into her life. The Speckled Sussex complements her perfectly with more calm and confident energy and a true desire to get to know her people. She's also a good layer of brown eggs. I'm keeping them! No, wait, really I'm ready to let them go... :)

Pair 4: The Twins! Orloff and Orloff, Hatched 3/10/25

I know I said pairs of two different breeds! But this duo is joined at the hip and it would have been a disservice to separate them. These super rare Orloffs are so sweet and curious. They are always the first to greet me at the door. They love to gobble grubs out of my hand and I've even seen one toss a grub to the other so it's clear they're looking out for one another. These beautiful bearded birds are slower to mature so their current beard looks more like a teenage attempt, but they'll get there! Although Orloffs are rare, they are easy to care for and are especially cold hardy with their tiny strawberry combs and thick feathers. They are indifferent layers of medium sized light brown eggs. These two bring a calm and friendly energy with little drama. And it's going to be so fun to watch those beards fill in!

Pair 5: Feather Footed Friends- Green Queen and White Cochin, Hatched 3/10/25

This pair brings the fluff! The Green Queen looks like a French Blue Copper Marans with lightly feathered legs and some cute fluffy cheeks! She's starting to get some copper colored feathers throughout that will only get more striking with time. Unlike a Marans, this Green Queen will lay dark green/moss colored eggs instead of dark brown. I swear the Cochin is growing more feathers by the minute. Her legs and feet are completely covered in feathers and petting her is like a dream (so soft!). She will be a moderate layer of large brown eggs and is a good setter. Cochins need plenty of shade and cool spaces in the warmest months. These cuties are kinda shy and prefer a slow, gentle approach to hangout time but I think they'll be lap chickens in no time!

Trio 2: I Know Who Laid That Egg! California Gray, Green Queen and Mystic Onyx

CG and GQ Hatched 3/10/25, Mystic Onyx Hatched 3/24/25

This special trio has a bit of an age gap. The Mystic Onyx is two weeks younger than the California Gray and the Green Queen, but don't worry because they've been together since the Mystic Onyx was just a wee two weeks old. And she's big for her age so fits in nicely with everyone. And did you see those stunning feathers?! Mystic Onxy are hybrids so they can have a variety of looks and this one is stunning! She will be a good layer of brown eggs. Her friend the petite California Gray is striped to perfection and will be a solid layer of white eggs. White egg layers are rarer than you'd think so it's nice to have her in the mix. She's a bit shy but her buddies help her feel a little less skiddish. Finally the Green Queen rounds out this trio with her special green eggs and unique feather pattern and colors. She has a small crest on her head and very lightly feathered legs. This trio not only brings the beautifully colored feathers but also a trio of colors to the egg basket!

Surprise! It's an Americana cockerel! Hatched 2/24/25, FREE!

This guy derailed my perfectly laid plans for pullet pairs, but this is a good reminder that cockerels happen even with sexed chicks. He's growing up to be a pretty cool guy and my limited experience with roosters has taught me that the more love these guys receive growing up, the nicer the adult rooster. I'd love to send him with any of the pullet pairs or trios and also understand that this is unlikely. But here he is and if you or someone you know would love him, please let me know!

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