Ruckus Ranch

10/16/2026

Not the cutest photo, I snapped it in a hurry on my way out the door to work this morning- dragon egg. 🥚🐲💚 Does it look fertilized? 🤭🤞

09/06/2026

08/22/2026

The Dragons have come into lay!

07/23/2026

2 D**g Tao pullets in this photo and I'm excited about both but especially the legs on the younger female behind this pullet, her legs are as big if not bigger and she is almost a month younger. 🐲💖🐉

06/10/2026

📢 She said this with grace and so much kindness, and shouldn't respect be reciprocated?! This farm is one of the best we've ever done business with and their ways of doing business have shaped my way of thinking for the better. 🐦‍⬛🖤

For the last two tax filing seasons our small farm has taken a loss of thousands of dollars each year. This is truely a labor of love for us and sharing what we do is always an act of kindness and friendship that should work both ways.

I have spent more time this week responding to those looking for something for free or discounted eggs than processing actual orders to pay the feed bills.

Please be respectful of what we do or just kindly go choke.

-Suzanne

04/29/2026

Our tiny dragons are 6 weeks old and growing strong 🐉

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04/13/2026

Mauve English Orpington lay the prettiest eggs with a powder pink bloom. 💖💖💖

04/05/2026

Our tiny Dragon chicks on Easter Day, they are growing and have recently become shy but still so sweet. Greenfire Farms

04/03/2026

This is a Incredible giveaway!! 🖤🖤🖤

How about we giveaway a dozen of La Flèche hatching eggs too?

The La Flèche originated in a small village in France of the same name. The name “La Flèche” translates to “The Arrows”, leading many people to speculate whether the bird was named this due to the shape of its Devil Horn comb, or if it’s hard feathers were intended to be used as the fletching of an arrow.

This dual purpose breed’s meat is said to be a delicacy, no matter how old the bird is at the time of slaughter. The La Flèche were added to the American Standard of Perfection in 1874, making them one of the oldest breeds. Currently, they are labeled as “Critically Endangered” by The Livestock Conservancy.

We will pick one random winner on Sunday, April 5, 2026 to share both our Crèvecoeur and La Flèche hatching eggs. Please like, comment, and share this post to spread the word and help gain the interest of some new dedicated breeders willing to help increase the number of these unique and rare breeds.