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Icelandic Chickens - $100 (Winlock)
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2 Icelandic Roosters
7 Hens - hatched out 5-25
Lay 5 to 7 eggs a day
rehoming fee for all 100.00
Icelandic chickens are terrific at foraging for seeds and bugs. In fact, research has shown they are capable of consuming 40 % less feed than other free-ranging chickens. Icelandics are tireless diggers and do best with plenty of area to range. Icies love scratching the soil and can be put to work turning compost piles or even preparing no-till garden beds. Icelandic chickens don't do well in confined situations.
Icelandics are steady layers of white to light cream eggs, and they lay surprisingly large eggs for their size. Expect eggs that are medium to large.
Hens lay about 180 eggs per year.
Icelandic chickens can remain steady layers throughout the winter.
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