Ladie's Chicks
Backyard Chickens & Rentals
Discover the joy of having backyard chickens without the long-term commitment. With our backyard chicken rentals, you can enjoy fresh eggs, teach your children about sustainability, and experience the wonders of animal care.
*Scroll to end to find currently available hens & pullets.
What are Backyard Chicken Rentals?
Backyard chicken rentals are a unique service that allows individuals to temporarily keep chickens in their backyard without the need for long-term ownership. It's a convenient way to experience the benefits of raising chickens without the responsibilities.
Why are Backyard Chicken Rentals Becoming Popular?
As people become more interested in sustainability, self-sufficiency, and the farm-to-table movement, backyard chicken rentals have gained popularity. They offer a practical and enjoyable way to connect with nature, reduce food waste, and have a direct source of fresh, organic eggs.
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Benefits of Backyard Chicken Rentals
Enjoy Fresh Eggs
Indulge in delicious, farm-fresh eggs without the need to care for chickens long-term.
Experience the Joys of Backyard Chickens
Immerse yourself in the wonders of having chickens without the daily responsibilities.
Teach Children about Sustainability
Engage kids in an educational hands-on experience that teaches them about sustainability and animal care.
How Backyard Chicken Rentals Work
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Step 1: Choose the Rental Package
Select the rental package that suits your needs, whether it's for a few weeks or several months.
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Step 2: Delivery and Setup
We'll deliver and set up the necessary equipment, including a chicken coop and feed.
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Step 3: Caring for the Chickens
Follow our simple care instructions to ensure the health and well-being of the chickens.
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Step 4: Return or Extend
At the end of your rental period, you can either return the chickens or extend your rental.
About LadiesChicks
Ten years ago, I started raising my own flock of chickens in my backyard and I have since developed a deep love and appreciation for these unique and wonderful creatures. I spend countless hours observing and interacting with my chickens, finding them to be the perfect antidote to the fast-paced modern world we live in. Not only do they provide a great source of protein and nutrition, but they also offer stress relief and a good laugh. It has been a long-time goal of mine to share my passion for chickens with others, and now I have found a way to make that dream a reality.
Recently, I introduced my friend Lisa to the joys of raising chickens, and together we created LadiesChicks, a platform to help others discover the same passion we share. Our hope is that you will join us in this journey and find delight in researching different breeds and colors of chickens, as well as sharing your experiences with your friends.
Meet The Ladies
All of the chickens on my small plot of land are hand-raised, either from hatchery-bought chicks or my own barnyard mix. I have a variety of breeds, which gives me a range of egg colors. To ensure the perfect colored egg layer mix, I have an Easter Egger Rooster.
Before sending the hens to your home, they are checked to ensure that they are laying and we know the color of their eggs. I raise both heritage and hybrid breeds, including Black Australorp, Rhode Island Red, Lavender Orpington, Cuckoo Maran, Plymouth Barred Rock, Buff Rock, Cochin, Black Star, Blue Star, Red Star, Golden Laced Wyandottes, Silver Laced Wyandottes, Speckled Sussex, Easter Eggers, and Brown Leghorns. Since I love raising chicks, this list is always changing.
What types of hens will you get?
I only keep hens for egg-laying purposes. I do not raise meat birds, and none of my hens are intended for meat production.
You have the option to choose between high egg production hens or a more diverse mix of breeds. Production hybrid hens are excellent egg-layers and produce a lot of eggs in their early years. I also have Easter Eggers, which are a hybrid breed that are bred for their egg colors. They are called Easter Eggers because the color of the egg they will lay is unknown until they reach maturity. All of my hens will be under two years old.
I rotate hatching my chicks so hens are always laying eggs throughout the year. If you decide to keep hens for a longer period of time, we can rotate them to ensure that there are always hens laying eggs.
You will receive an album of your hens with pictures so that you can identify which hen is laying which egg and get to know each one individually. You will not be able to choose a specific breed of chicken. You may request the color of eggs the hens lay.
Packages:
2 Hens
6-10 eggs per week
Choice of high production or fancy mix.
1- Chicken Tractor with nesting box, nesting material, poultry feeder and waterer.
40 pounds of egg-layer feed for 3 months, 60 pounds for 6 months
$250 for 3 months or $450 for 6 months
3 Hens
10-15 eggs per week
Choice of high production or fancy mix.
1- Chicken Tractor with nesting box, nesting material, poultry feeder and waterer.
40 pounds of egg-layer feed for 3 months, 60 pounds for 6 months
$300 for 3 months or $550 for 6 months
4 Hens
15-21 eggs per week
Choice of high production or fancy mix.
1- Large Chicken Tractor with nesting boxes, nesting material, poultry feeder and waterer.
60 pounds of egg-layer feed for 3 months, 80 pounds for 6 months
$350 for 3 months or $650 for 6 months
*$30 extra per bag for organic feed
A La Carte
Laying Hens $30
Currently available: 2 Black Australorp
Pullets:
4+ Months (Not laying yet) $20 Currently available: 1 Speckled Sussex, 1 Silver Leghorn, 2 Salmon Faverolle, 2 Buff Brahma, 2 Barred Rock, 2 Golden Laced Wyandotte, 2 Buff Orpington, 1 Lavender Orpington, 1 Lavender English Orpington, 4 Blue Lace Wyandotte, 2 Welsummer​ 6 Weeks to 4 Months $15 Currently available: Black Sexed Link, Rhode Island Red, Easter Eggers, Light Brahmas, Silver Laced Wyandotte, Golden Laced Wyandotte
Fertilized Eggs $10/dozen
Fertilized for hatching, barnyard mix
Roosters Free
Currently available: 3 Blue Laced Wyandotte, 1 Rhode Island Red, French Marans
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I keep the chickens permanently?
No, the chickens are part of our rental program and need to be returned after the rental period ends. We do offer hens for purchase.
What do I need to provide for the chickens?
We provide all the necessary equipment, including a chicken coop, feed, and bedding.
Is it legal to keep backyard chickens in my area?
Regulations regarding backyard chickens vary by location. We recommend checking with your local authorities.
What happens if the chickens get sick?
Our rental program includes basic health support. In case of illness, contact our team, and we'll guide you through the necessary steps.
Contact Us
Get in Touch for Inquiries and Reservations
If you have any questions or want to book your backyard chicken rental, feel free to reach out to us.
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Experience the excitement of raising chickens together as a family.
