Rhode Island White Chicks

If you want a hardy bird for the winter months that is docile and dual-purpose, the Rhode Island White might fit the bill. Making a great beginner bird for backyard chicken keepers, the Rhode Island White is a friendly, laid-back breed that is bred for its hardiness. Egg production with this breed is impressive, which each hen laying anywhere from 220 to 280 large brown eggs per year. The roosters weigh an average of 8.5 pounds and the hens average at around 6.5 pounds full grown. Unlike the rose comb variety recognized in 1922, our single comb Rhode Island Whites are not an APA-recognized breed. These chickens live an average of 8 to 12 years thanks to their healthy genetics and strong breeding. Valley Hatchery makes buying baby chickens a breeze in finding the right breed for you and your family. Our day-old chicks are happy, and healthy, and come shipped to you with a live arrival guarantee.