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Hens Poultry in Doncaster, South Yorkshire

4 Hens Poultry in Doncaster, South Yorkshire

Hens poultry Usa silkies & Polish for sale - Advert 1
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Usa silkies & Polish for sale

Hens

5 monthsAge
MixedSex
£50Price

7 USA silkies including 6 hens and cockerel Including mottled , cuckoo and solid colours. Absolutely stunning these cost me £55 a bird will accept £150 for all. Trio of Polish golden lace & black g

Bradford, West Yorkshire (31.9mi)
Hens poultry 11 silkies - Advert 2
1

11 silkies

Hens

7 monthsAge
MixedSex
£130Price

9 hens 2 cockerels including blues , white splash blacks All laying well in lighter days Cost me a fortune for them all Run available if buyer takes down

Bradford, West Yorkshire (31.9mi)
Hens poultry Aseel hen - Advert 3
2

Aseel hen

Hens

7 weeksAge
FemaleSex
£80Price

Pakistan mianwali aseel. Good pets and brooder in quality. Friendly.strong breed.black with red feathers.yoing ,,expected to start laying soon.just organic.

Cheadle, Greater Manchester (45.4mi)
Hens poultry Point of lay pullets - Advert 4
3

Point of lay pullets

Hens

6 monthsAge
FemaleSex
£20Price

Hybrid point of lay pullets, free range, vaccinated Rhode x Light sussex or commercial black pullets, good egg layers

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York, York (30.6mi)

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FAQs

Is a hen a poultry?

Yes, a hen is a type of poultry; specifically, it is an adult female chicken, which is commonly raised for meat and egg production.

Are female chickens called hens?

Yes, female chickens are called hens once they reach sexual maturity and begin laying eggs, usually around 18 to 20 weeks of age.

Can hens lay eggs without a rooster?

Yes, hens can lay eggs without a rooster present; however, those eggs will be unfertilized and will not develop into chicks, as a rooster is only required for fertilized eggs.

What are the best laying hens to buy?

Popular breeds known for good egg production include hybrids like the Golden Comet, as well as well-established breeds such as Rhode Island Reds and Leghorns; the best choice depends on your climate, egg preferences, and whether you want hens for eggs only or also for meat.

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