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Baby Chicks: Bountiful Blue Egg Layer Female Reviews

4.7 Rating 156 Reviews
Beautiful and healthy
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Posted 11 months ago
This little one is my jumper, she's active and curious. She nuzzles in my neck to calm down. A strong Pullet, I'm looking forward to watching her grow.
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Posted 11 months ago
Your little baby sounds absolutely adorable and full of life and energy! What a wonderful addition to your backyard flock she has turned out to be!
Posted 11 months ago
Cute, healthy and kind.
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Posted 1 year ago
Cute !
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Posted 1 year ago
We love hearing the joy from our customers when they receive their adorable little ones! Thank you for sharing with us and we hope for many years of happiness for you and your flock!
Posted 1 year ago
Cute, healthy !
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Posted 1 year ago
We love hearing the joy from our customers when they receive their adorable little ones! Thank you for sharing with us and we hope for many years of happiness for you and your flock!
Posted 1 year ago
I would rate Elsa 3.5 out of 5 stars. She started laying her cream eggs at 23 weeks , and while we were aware of the small chance (1/16) that she might not lay blue eggs, we ended up with a lovely cream egg, making us part of the lucky 6.25%. Haha! Elsa can be a bit aggressive towards the other hens at times, which can be challenging, but her unique personality has definitely grown on me. Overall, she adds a special touch to our flock!
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Posted 1 year ago
We know Elsa must be beautiful but are sorry to hear that she was not blessed with the blue egg laying trait. It could be her eggs are a blue tint but it would only be noticable on the inside of the shell as this sometimes will happen with colorful egg layers. If Elsa is being a bit aggressive toward her flock mates, there are a few things you can do to help her learn a better way, one being to separate her for a couple of days to allow the others to essentially establish a new pecking order and this sometimes will teach the more aggressive hens a lesson. Other suggestions and tips may be reviewed in an article we have in our Frequently Asked Questions section, entitled, "My flock is pecking one another! What should I do?" Please feel free to reach out to us and we will be happy to answer any questions or concerns.
Posted 1 year ago
I was a little worried about this one at first, but she perked up after a little bit.
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Posted 1 year ago
We are so grateful your little one recovered from her journey. Sometimes they may be a bit lethargic from their travels and often a bit of "sweet" water (sugar or honey usually does the trick) and perhaps some yummy scrambled eggs will help them perk up. Of course, if you ever have any questions or concerns, always feel free to reach out to us as we are here to help!
Posted 1 year ago
Wow!! This breed is a must-have!! We ordered two of these chicks and they were the absolute friendliest chicks right from day one. They are now almost 7 months old and are still the most curious and friendly hens in our flock. They are top of the totem pole and lay the most beautiful blue eggs you’ve ever seen!! If you want a friendly bird with a big personality who will give you pretty blue eggs-these are the perfect addition! They are talkers but not as noisy as our blue fauvacana lol! I can’t wait to add more of these chickens to our flock!
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Posted 1 year ago
That sounds like such a wonderful experience with your chickens! It seems like you've found a fantastic breed for your flock—friendly, curious, and productive. It is always a joy to hear how the little ones are doing and that we have been able to be a positive part of your flock keeping journey!.
Posted 1 year ago