DROP IN, OR MAKE AN ORDER
We have chicks! If you’re looking for some peepers, drop by any time. To check ahead, call at (503) 646-6409.
Note: for hatching eggs, please write to healingponds@gmail.com to arrange pickup ahead of time. And if you’re curious what a “breeder’s dozen” is, think “baker’s dozen” – 13 makes a dozen.
MEET THE FLOCK!
For pictures of our birds and info on how we keep them, click over to our “Meet Our Animals” page (it’s listed under “Info” on the navigation bar) and choose from the list: chickens, turkeys, ducks and geese.
BABY CHICKENS ~ $5.50/ each & up
The chicks we hatch on our farm are bred from pastured parents with a lot of land to roam, and raised with loving, natural care on 100% organic feed.
We also have egg-ready pullets, right on the verge of starting to lay. As soon as a pullet becomes a hen, she begins the most prolific part of her egg-laying career: she lays a lot of eggs, frequently. (After her first year, a chicken lays fewer, but slightly larger, eggs each year.) The point: if you don’t want to raise chicks, you can skip straight to the eggs and get in on the most fertile and productive period of your new hen’s life – with pullets! Bred and raised on big, grassy pastures with nothing but organic feed, our ladies are the real deal. Write healingponds@gmail.com for details.
Here are the new chicks we just got in this week:
TURKEY CHICKS
Broad-breasted Bronze turkey chicks are in! We also have Black Spanish Turkeys this week. No more Royal Palm Turkeys at the moment, though.

Time for ducklings!
QUACK! QUACK! BABY DUCKS ~ $5/ each
Please call or email for details.
FERTILE CHICKEN EGGS ~ $1/ egg, $10/ breeder’s dozen
FERTILE GOOSE & TURKEY EGGS
FERTILE DUCK EGGS ~ $2/ egg, $22/ breeder’s dozen
FEED, SUPPLIES & SUPPORT
We stock high-quality feed, plus all the supplies you’ll need to raise and keep chickens.
And, because we keep them ourselves, we have lots of great advice. Contact us at (503) 646-6409 for suggestions on how to care for any of these birds, at all ages. We’ll offer only healthy, natural solutions, and we love answering questions.
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