Easter egger hens hatched 03-25-26, $45 each or 4/$170. They have been vaccinated for mareks. They are all white, some with small splotches of blue, brown or black. They are laying light blue shelled eggs but a few are laying light green or cream colored eggs. Mine are laying 5-6 eggs per week, mostly large sized. These birds fly well. They aren't naturally friendly (like the brown novogens), but will come running when they see you come out with food. They are generally quiet.
I have a variety of hens available. If you are wanting lots of eggs, you want either the brown novogens (russet brown shelled eggs) or the white novogens (white shelled eggs). If you want a variety of colors, I have hens that lay one of the following colored shells: white, light blue, darker blue, green, olive, light brown and dark brown. The prices are $45 or $55 per hen (the $55 hens were more expensive chicks), and I give a $10 discount off the total price when you buy 4 hens (8 hens = $20 discount, etc).
Info from the hatchery:
The Father to the Easter Egger carries the Dominant Blue Gene while the mother is a Novogen White.
These pullets are all white, some with colored splotches.
Easter Eggers lay eggs in various colors, primarily blue and green, with some cream-colored eggs mixed in.
They are tolerant of both cold and hot climates
They are rarely broody
Regarding communication and sales:
I use email to do communications to set up see/buy appointments. I have had poultry stolen when I used phone/text.
I don't monitor emails or sell on Sundays.