Polish Chicken Hatching Eggs

Polish Chicken Eggs

** Hatching Eggs will produce a straight run of chicks *****

Purely Poultry guarantees our eggs to be a minimum of 80% Fertile upon candling and notification 3 days prior to hatch. Due to variables beyond our control, we do NOT guarantee hatch rates.

• Egg layer/exhibition
• 150+ Eggs Annually
• Friendly , can be skittish due to crests and limited vision
• Cockerel 5 lbs, Pullet 4 lbs
• APA Continental

 Polish are beautiful birds that are also excellent layers. This breed is so unique that you can be sure they will be an excellent conversation starter! 

Despite their name,  Polish did not originate in Poland. They gained their name because their crests resembled the hats of the Polish military. Some experts believe that Spanish settlers brought Polish chickens with them when they migrated north to the Netherlands. 

There are many types of crested chickens, but Polish is the most well-known. They were first brought to the United States sometime between 1830 and 1840, and by 1850 were quite popular for both their odd appearance and their egg-laying capabilities. 

Polish do well in almost any climate, as long as care is taken to keep their crests clean and dry. If they become wet they are susceptible to frostbite.