- Basque
Egg count not tracked
Basque chickens are hardy and adaptable with a striking appearance and a calm demeanor.
- Appenzeller
Egg count not tracked
Appenzellers are strikingly feathered chickens known for their unique rich history and delightful companionship.
- Icelandic
180 eggs/year
Viking-era landrace – every bird unique.
- Lakenvelder
180 eggs/year
Black and white shadow-on-a-sheet pattern.
- Fayoumi
180 eggs/year
Ancient Egyptian breed naturally resistant to Marek’s.
- Vorwerk
170 eggs/year
German buff-bodied bird with black head.
- Phoenix
150 eggs/year
Long-tailed Japanese ornamental – tails up to 3 ft.
- Olandsk Dwarf
150 eggs/year
Rare Swedish island bantam landrace.
- Old English Game
120 eggs/year
Heritage game breed with over 30 color varieties.
- Shamo
80 eggs/year
Tall, upright Japanese game fowl.
- Modern Game
80 eggs/year
Tall slim show bird with extremely long legs.
- Yokohama
80 eggs/year
Saddle and tail feathers that never molt.
- Malay
70 eggs/year
World’s tallest chicken – over 30 inches.
- Aseel
60 eggs/year
Ancient Indian fighting fowl, now kept for muscle and personality.
