White Leghorn Chickens – Egg-Laying Champions with Classic Elegance
FOR LOCAL PICKUP ONLY
Size: Hens: 4–5 lbs; Roosters: 6–7 lbs Temperament: Active, Alert, Independent Egg Production: 280–320+ large white eggs per year Hardiness: Heat Hardy; Cold Tolerant with Shelter Broodiness: Rare
White Leghorns are the gold standard for egg production—lightweight, efficient, and incredibly reliable. These sleek, white-feathered hens with bright red combs and yellow legs are known for their high energy and prolific laying, making them a favorite among both commercial farms and backyard flock keepers.
Don’t let their small frame fool you—these birds are productive powerhouses, often outlaying larger breeds while consuming less feed. They're quick, smart, and prefer to stay busy, making them excellent free-rangers.
Why Choose White Leghorns? • Unmatched egg production—up to 300+ eggs yearly • Economical to feed and raise • Sleek appearance with classic farm charm • Great foragers and highly alert to predators • Perfect for those focused on egg yield and efficiency
If you're serious about egg production and want a low-maintenance, hardworking bird, the White Leghorn is your go-to hen!
LOCAL PICKUP & LOCAL DELIVERY AVAILABLE
📍 Paradise, TX
📅 Appointment required before pickup. We generally call or text shortly after an order is placed to schedule a pick up time, or you can give us a call to schedule sooner.
ONLINE ORDER POLICY
Online orders are reserved upon purchase. Chick orders may be held for up to 48 hours while pickup arrangements are made. Orders not picked up within the agreed timeframe may be subject to cancellation or restocking at our discretion.
BIOSECURITY NOTICE
Customers must remain in the designated parking areas during pickup. Please leave all carriers and transportation containers in your vehicle. We will bring your birds to you and assist with loading to help maintain flock biosecurity.
🐥 New to Raising Chicks?
Review our Quick Start Guide before pickup for transportation tips, brooder setup, temperature recommendations, feeding guidelines, and common beginner mistakes.
