Overview
Barred Plymouth Rock are a classic American breed known for hardiness, productivity, and a calm temperament.
Available As
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Hatching Eggs
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Chicks: Straight run & one day – one week old
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Feathered Out / Coop-Ready: Straight run & 8–12 weeks old
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Laying Age: Sexed & 16–24 weeks old
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Breeding Pairs: One male and one female & 16–24 weeks old
Heritage Exhibition-Type Barred Plymouth Rock
Breed At A Glance
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Temperament: Friendly & Steady
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Egg Color: Brown
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Egg Size: Large
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Estimated Eggs Per Year: ~150-200
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Experience Level: Beginner Friendly
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Broodiness: Moderate
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Heat Tolerance: Moderate
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Cold Tolerance: Excellent
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Size & Weight: Large 7-9lbs
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Comb Type: Single
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Origin: United States
About This Breed
Barred Plymouth Rocks are a dependable cornerstone breed, offering balance and consistency across generations. They adapt well to a wide range of management styles and tend to integrate smoothly into established flocks. This breed suits both first-time and experienced keepers looking for reliability without sacrificing heritage value. We prioritize exhibition-type heritage lines for their structural quality and long-term sustainability.
Interesting Facts
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One of the most popular heritage breeds in the U.S.
Quick Tips
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Excellent winter layers