Crow Hollow Homestead

Crow Hollow Homestead Crow Hollow Homestead is a small, family operated farm in Rogers, AR.

**Update: All have been claimed!**Last hatch of the season! Olive Egger and Black Australorp chicks. Straight run. Hatch...
05/03/2025

**Update: All have been claimed!**

Last hatch of the season! Olive Egger and Black Australorp chicks. Straight run. Hatched 4/30-5/1. Pickup in Rogers, AR.

**Update: These chicks have flown the coop, but our next incubator load is due to hatch 4/20/25.**Purebred Black Austral...
04/05/2025

**Update: These chicks have flown the coop, but our next incubator load is due to hatch 4/20/25.**

Purebred Black Australorp Chicks
Multi-generational Olive Egger Chicks
Rogers, AR

**Update: She has found a new coop.**Barred Rock brand new laying hen in Rogers, AR. Hatched 3/24/24. Laid her first egg...
09/03/2024

**Update: She has found a new coop.**
Barred Rock brand new laying hen in Rogers, AR. Hatched 3/24/24. Laid her first egg 8/31 and second 9/2. PM for more information!

**Update: These chicks have flown the coop, but more to come.**Silkie chicksRogers, AR
07/14/2024

**Update: These chicks have flown the coop, but more to come.**

Silkie chicks
Rogers, AR

Today’s been a big day for Chernobog. First he got his nails did, and then he got to go on a first date with a new prett...
05/04/2024

Today’s been a big day for Chernobog. First he got his nails did, and then he got to go on a first date with a new pretty, little lady.

We used a dremel tool to sand down the sharp point of Chernobog’s spurs to help mitigate any potential injuries. Turns out he’s a true gentleman regardless.

**Update: These little lint balls have been claimed.**Olive egger chicksRogers, AR
03/27/2024

**Update: These little lint balls have been claimed.**

Olive egger chicks

Rogers, AR

**Update: These chicks have all found new homes. More to come this spring.**Silkie chicks currently hatching. 4 out from...
03/25/2024

**Update: These chicks have all found new homes. More to come this spring.**

Silkie chicks currently hatching. 4 out from under the hen and approximately 10 more due to hatch. Additional pictures to come. PM for details.

The hatching has begun! Better pictures to come this evening. Currently accepting requests for Oliver Egger chicks. 11 o...
03/25/2024

The hatching has begun! Better pictures to come this evening. Currently accepting requests for Oliver Egger chicks. 11 out of the incubator and approximately 20 more to come.

Fertile, multi-generational olive egger eggs. 5 days old or less. Constantly collecting for when your incubator is open....
03/19/2024

Fertile, multi-generational olive egger eggs. 5 days old or less. Constantly collecting for when your incubator is open. PM for details.

First generation is a blue layer with a pure Copper Marans rooster. Second generation is those Olive Eggers bred back to a pure Copper Marans rooster. These eggs are the third generation, Olive Eggers from the second generation bred back to each other. See the diagram below to get an idea of the possible outcomes. Please note that some photos include eggs from other breeds mixed in to show contrast.

T-minus 6-8 days for these bad boys. Please note: Photos taken under a low-light setting with no editing besides croppin...
03/18/2024

T-minus 6-8 days for these bad boys.

Please note: Photos taken under a low-light setting with no editing besides cropping.

George went on a late night car ride to granny’s warm barn to avoid getting frostbite in the coming weather, because thi...
01/11/2024

George went on a late night car ride to granny’s warm barn to avoid getting frostbite in the coming weather, because this silly goose loves playing in puddles no matter the temperature or weather. (And yes, this is how she rides in the car—wrapped in a blanket on my lap in order to keep her calm.)

The mixed precipitation Friday is the perfect combination for frostbite— rain immediately followed by freezing temperatures and wet snow. Frostbite can happen at 32 degrees, so be prepared. Make sure whatever substrate you use on your coop floor is dry, never place a waterer inside the coop, and keep an eye out for early signs of frostbite such as the tips of combs, wattles, or toes turning black. Once the affected area turns black, the damage is irreversible, but you then know you need to take additional measures to prevent more damage. Musher’s Secret can be applied to the combs and wattles as a preventative for frostbite and is particularly helpful for breeds with large combs and wattles. Tips for keeping your coop warm including wrapping your coop with a tarp, adding straw to the flooring or, if your coop is large enough, placing pallets against the inside walls and stuffing them with straw. If you have any additional tips, please feel free to share!

When your significant other finally accepts that the chickens are here to stay and enables you with a gift like this, th...
01/02/2024

When your significant other finally accepts that the chickens are here to stay and enables you with a gift like this, then you know it’s true love. 😆 This will likely be my most used present this year. I highly recommend it, and the beginning of the year is a great time to get started on a log. (It’s also not too early to shop for a Valentine’s Day gift for that chicken lover in your life. Trust me, they will be happy.)

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Rogers, AR
72756

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+15202222700

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