Chick Speckled Sussex

The Speckled Sussex is a charming and eye-catching addition to any flock, with a rich history as one of the oldest English breeds. With beautiful speckled plumage and friendly personalities, these birds are perfect for both egg production and ornamental purposes. The Speckled Sussex brings both productivity and beauty to any backyard coop.

Key Features:

• Visual Traits: Speckled Sussex chickens have stunning, mahogany-colored feathers dotted with white speckles that become more prominent with each molt, creating a striking appearance that’s both elegant and unique.
• Egg Production: Known for their reliable egg-laying, Speckled Sussex hens produce around 250 medium-sized light brown eggs per year, providing a consistent supply for the kitchen.
• Primary Purpose: As a dual-purpose breed, Speckled Sussex are valued for both their egg production and their well-fleshed bodies, making them ideal for egg-laying and meat.
• Temperament: Friendly, curious, and gentle, these birds are known for getting along well with other chickens and being comfortable around people, making them a popular choice for backyard flocks.
• Climate Hardiness: Adaptable to various climates, the Speckled Sussex is especially cold-hardy, tolerating winter weather well while still remaining productive.

Quick Facts:

• Purpose: Dual-Purpose (Egg-Laying/Meat Production)
• Egg Production: 250 Medium Brown Eggs/Year
• Temperament: Friendly, Curious, Gentle
• Mature Weight: 6-7 lbs
• Hardiness: Cold Hardy and Adaptable
• Broodiness: Occasional
• Comb Type: Single Comb

Important Details:

• Earliest Pickup Date: Select your preferred date for the earliest possible pickup.
• Age at Pickup: Chicks are 3 days old, ensuring they're healthy and robust.
• Health Assurance: While we ensure each chick undergoes a comprehensive 24-hour health check before leaving our store, we do not guarantee their health post-purchase due to factors outside our control, such as travel conditions and post-purchase care.
• Vaccination: All chicks are vaccinated against Marek's disease, providing a healthy start.