Briar Patch Chicks

05/10/2026

I have half a dozen silkie eggs ready to go. Half are blue creame (silk feathering) and half are paint (silk and frizzle feathering possible). Pm for price and pickup. 🐣

03/29/2026

Photo dump from the last few days. The sun is out and the kids are loving on all the babies 💚☀️

03/23/2026

Sir I don’t know why your mad at me I wasn’t the one who made you hatch FOUR DAYS EARLY. Your just gonna have to wait for your friends to join you. 😂💚

03/13/2026

Current lineup of eggs available:
Blue cream
Black/cuckoo fun pen
(Black and chocolate cuckoo over black hen and cuckoo hens)
Black/ chocolate paint pin.
(Black paint roo over black split hens and 1 chocolate paint hen)

If you are interested in any of these shoot me a PM for pickup! 💚💚💚

03/12/2026

Big daddy just got a new batch of babies to raise! These babies just graduated from the above ground nursery to the outdoor big nursery. We’ve got blue creams and buffs galore right now. I have focused hard on raising all my babies during the winter to better develop my pens 😊💚💚💚.

02/25/2026

SPRING IS COMING!! 🌼

On that note, what is everyone looking for?
Hatching eggs 🥚,
or chicks? 🐣
I will have eggs and chicks available soon,
mostly from my blue cream pin and my cuckoo/black pin (fun pin).
My paint pin has yet to start laying again so until then it will be just the two colors.

COMMENT below what your looking for!

02/21/2026

Trying to name chickens is so hard especially in threes. Wha names would you guys use for a trio of jersey giant girls!?!?

02/16/2026

I couldn’t have said it better myself!

This is a topic not talked about enough in poultry — and it needs to be.

I get messages daily about sick birds. Lameness. Sniffles. Lethargy. And my question is always… why are we not talking about this more publicly?

Do people feel ashamed when a bird gets sick?

Here’s the truth: all animals get sick.
I get sick. You get sick. Chickens get sick. Unless they live in a bubble 24/7, exposure happens.

What matters isn’t pretending it doesn’t — it’s how you respond.

When a bird shows signs of illness, slow down and diagnose first. Don’t panic. Don’t ignore it. Don’t jump straight to extremes.

The first question I ask myself is:
“Is this animal suffering?”

If the answer is no — I treat appropriately and monitor.
If the answer is yes — I treat appropriately and act quickly.

I will never recommend culling something that is fixable. Responsible animal ownership means learning, assessing, and making educated decisions — not reacting out of fear or pride.

I strongly believe controlled exposure to normal environmental bacteria makes birds stronger and makes your next generation even stronger.

And no, im not saying all animals should be in your breeding pen, but they still deserve to live.

Talking openly about sickness doesn’t make you a bad breeder or owner. Truly shows you’re responsible.

02/14/2026

10 points to the first person who guesses what I’m incubating right now.

READY….. ❓❓❓

GOOOOO❗️❗️❗️❗️
Comment below👇 🐣 🐣 🐣🐣

02/10/2026

Having chickens is litterally just a long term science project and I will forever look at this way form now on. 😂😂