New Hampshire Chicks

Since the 1930s, many farms across America have kept the New Hampshire chicken breed for their hardiness, egg production, and size. This particular breed is quick to mature which is great for those looking to raise their own chicks. While this dual-purpose breed is primarily kept for egg production, the docile nature is easy to work with and many keepers end up considering them pets. The annual egg production of the breed is 200 to 280 large/extra-large brown eggs. New Hampshire Chicks can occasionally go broody so that is something to keep in mind. Roosters will mature and weigh an average of 8.5 pounds whereas the females will weigh an average of 6.5 pounds fully mature. The average lifespan is roughly 7 years for both males and females. New Hampshires are an APA recognized breed & are shown in the American Class. Valley Hatchery provides only the healthiest New Hampshire chickens for sale. Our chicken hatchery ensures you will get chicks that will thrive under proper care.