Barred Rock
Pullets$6.60 - $3.65Straight run$5.65 - $2.55Cockerels$3.90 - $1.75Quantity discounts start at 15
Light Brown eggs
Hatch and ship weeks
Season starts the week of January 18, 2027
Your birds hatch and ship that week, so it is not the day they arrive.
Scheduled through September 6, 2027, with more dates added as the season is set.
- Jan 18
- Jan 25
- Feb 1
- Feb 8
- Feb 15
- Feb 22
- Mar 1
- Mar 8
- Mar 15
- Mar 22
- Mar 29
- Apr 5
- Apr 12
- Apr 19
- Apr 26
- May 3
- May 10
- May 17
- May 24
- May 31
- Jun 7
- Jun 14
- Jun 21
- Jun 28
- Jul 5
- Jul 12
- Jul 19
- Jul 26
- Aug 2
- Aug 9
- Aug 16
- Aug 23
- Aug 30
- Sep 6
You will choose your ship week in the cart.
An old-time farm favorite! With high egg production and large, meaty bodies, these are perfect for a dual purpose flock.
Select an option to see bulk pricing.
Price per bird by quantity
| Sex | Under 15 | 15 to 24 | 25 to 49 | 50 to 74 | 75 to 99 | 100 to 499 | 500 to 1000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Female (Pullets) | $6.60 | $6.37 | $5.27 | $4.67 | $4.30 | $4.10 | $3.65 |
| Straight Run (Not Sexed) | $5.65 | $5.35 | $4.25 | $3.45 | $3.19 | $2.89 | $2.55 |
| Male (Cockerels) | $3.90 | $3.25 | $2.78 | $2.50 | $2.25 | $1.90 | $1.75 |
Quantity pricing applies per breed and sex. Your price updates in the cart.
Barred Rocks have been a backyard flock favorite for years and years! Popular not only because of the high egg production and large, meaty bodies, these birds are also very cold hardy and have a docile temperament to boot! Add to it their lovely black and white barred plumage and you've got a great all around breed.
Description at 1 Day Old:
Black chicks with distinctive white or pale yellow spots on their heads, lighter bellies, and dark legs.
Description at Maturity:
Black-and-white barred plumage, broad rounded bodies, yellow legs, and bright red single combs.
What color eggs does a Barred Rock lay, and how many a year?
Barred Rock hens lay about 200 to 280 large light brown eggs a year. The Barred Rock is also called the Barred Plymouth Rock or Plymouth Rock, and some folks search for it as Bard Rock.
When do Barred Rock hens start laying?
Barred Rocks mature at about 22 weeks, and hens usually start laying soon after.
Can I order only hens, or will I get roosters?
Your choice. Order Female for hens only, Male for roosters, or Straight Run for chicks boxed as hatched, which usually means a mix. Our sexing is guaranteed 90% accurate. You don't need a rooster for eggs, and one rooster for every 6 to 10 hens is plenty if you want fertile eggs.
Is the Barred Rock cold hardy, and what is its temperament?
Yes. Barred Rocks are very cold hardy and do well in most climates. Hens are quiet and friendly. Roosters are loud and can be bossy with other chickens.
Do you ship Barred Rock chicks?
Yes. We ship by USPS to every state except Hawaii, and you pick your ship week in the cart from the weeks we are hatching this breed. Order minimums change by season, and your cart shows the current minimum before checkout. Every order is covered by our 100% Live Arrival Guarantee. If they don't arrive alive, call us within 48 hours and we will make it right. Count your chicks when you get them home.
What is the difference between a Barred Rock and a Plymouth Blue Rock?
The Barred Rock is the classic black and white heritage bird and a true dual-purpose breed. Our Plymouth Blue Rock is a cross built on the Barred Rock line, with smoky blue-gray feathers and a slightly higher egg count.
Additional information
| Weight | .12 lbs |
|---|---|
| Egg Color | Light Brown |
| Weight | Male – 8-9.5lbs, Female – 6-7lbs |
| Egg Production | 200-280 eggs annually |
| Maturity | 22 weeks |
| Egg Type | Large light brown eggs |
| Temperament | Hens are quiet, roosters are very loud and can be bossy with other chickens |
| Breed Info | Heritage breed also known as the Plymouth Rock. |
| Lifestyle | Preferred for free-range |
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