Icatar's Fresh Eggs

Icatar's Fresh Eggs Happy chickens lay delicious eggs!

09/01/2026

Chickens are known to be walking garbage disposals and will eat just about anything they can get. They are also fiercely protective of their food. Watch the video to see what "Bright Bill" got a hold of and watch the others try to get a piece! šŸ˜‚

08/24/2026

I love that my chickens have our entire yard to roam around and they like hanging around me! ā˜ŗļø

We've got some eggs available. Message us to reserve yours today!

08/22/2026

Volume up!

After a chicken lays an egg, they perform the "chicken egg song" announcing they just laid an egg. If you hang around our house, especially late morning, you'll be serenaded by the girls as they do their business.

Here, Popeye announces she just laid an egg!

07/02/2026

On a super hot day like today when it's a hundred degrees, the chickens need a cool treat. One of their favorites is frozen watermelon to help them keep cool. Roneil Icatar Julianne Yantachka Icatar

06/25/2026

On a nice day like today, the chickens love to get out of their coop and roam around our batting cage. The batting cage allows them to free range unsupervised, since we do have hawks and other predators in the area. If we have time to watch them for a while, we'll let them free range around the yard and in our wooded area.

06/22/2026

Here's a cute video where the chickens are excited to greet me, especially Popeye and Banana.

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06/04/2026

Heya folks. We've paused selling eggs for the last couple weeks because we were treating the chickens for mites. The guidance has been to wait a week after giving the medication to start eating the eggs again, and it's been over a week since the last treatment. We've started eating the eggs, but just to be safe and make sure you're comfortable, we're waiting until next week to sell again.

But through all this, the chickens have been acting normal and laying normal and enjoying the warm weather while free ranging in our yard. At this point, I think they've used the batting cage more than I have!

There are already a few people on the waitlist, but if you're interested, I can add you and let you know when some eggs are available! Thank you all!

05/12/2026

"Bright Bill" enjoying a nice dust bath in the sun.

A chicken dust bath isn’t just a quirky behavior—it’s essential to their health and comfort.

Main purpose: parasite control
Chickens roll and fluff dry dirt or sand through their feathers to kill and prevent parasites like mites and lice. The fine dust absorbs oils and physically disrupts those pests, helping keep their skin clean.

Feather and skin maintenance
Dust bathing helps remove excess oil, moisture, and debris. It keeps feathers light, fluffy, and properly insulating—important for both hot and cold weather.

Natural behavior (mental well-being)
It’s also a built-in instinct. Chickens enjoy dust bathing—it reduces stress and keeps them behaving naturally. A flock without access to a dust bath can get agitated or unhealthy.

05/10/2026

It doesn't get any fresher than this!

05/06/2026

The chickens enjoying a nice day free ranging in our yard! Demand has been pretty high lately, so if you want eggs, please let me know so I can set some aside. Apologize that the wait may be a few days or so, so don't wait till the last minute! Thank you all for your support!

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