French Black Copper Marans Hatching Eggs
Please sign up for our waiting list to hear immediately when they are available again
Are your egg baskets missing that beautiful chocolate color? Look no further than these gorgeous French Black Copper Marans (FBCM) hatching eggs!
FBCM are a rather large (6.5-8 lb) and docile heritage breed that lay approximately 150-200 eggs per year.
Our birds are fed exclusively certified organic, non gmo feed and food scraps, and forage freely.
These birds have adorable fluffy legs and feet and make for great laying pets as well as meat birds.
Please allow up to 1-2 weeks for shipment .
We are an approved breeder by the Holistic Homesteaders Hub. Please visit their website to learn more!
Please sign up for our waiting list to hear immediately when they are available again
Are your egg baskets missing that beautiful chocolate color? Look no further than these gorgeous French Black Copper Marans (FBCM) hatching eggs!
FBCM are a rather large (6.5-8 lb) and docile heritage breed that lay approximately 150-200 eggs per year.
Our birds are fed exclusively certified organic, non gmo feed and food scraps, and forage freely.
These birds have adorable fluffy legs and feet and make for great laying pets as well as meat birds.
Please allow up to 1-2 weeks for shipment .
We are an approved breeder by the Holistic Homesteaders Hub. Please visit their website to learn more!
Please sign up for our waiting list to hear immediately when they are available again
Are your egg baskets missing that beautiful chocolate color? Look no further than these gorgeous French Black Copper Marans (FBCM) hatching eggs!
FBCM are a rather large (6.5-8 lb) and docile heritage breed that lay approximately 150-200 eggs per year.
Our birds are fed exclusively certified organic, non gmo feed and food scraps, and forage freely.
These birds have adorable fluffy legs and feet and make for great laying pets as well as meat birds.
Please allow up to 1-2 weeks for shipment .
We are an approved breeder by the Holistic Homesteaders Hub. Please visit their website to learn more!