Premium White Bresse Chickens - Juveniles & Adults for Sale
White Bresse Chickens, also known as American Bresse Chickens, are highly sought after for their unique marbled meat quality - comparable to Wagyu beef. This heritage breed delivers exceptionally juicy, flavorful meat that sets it apart from standard chicken varieties.
Our Breeding Standards & Commitment
Our White Bresse Chickens meet proposed American Bresse Standards with target weights of 7-8 pound roosters and 5.5 pound hens. We maintain strict breeding protocols to preserve their distinctive characteristics: pure white feathers with no color leakage, white ear lobes, red full combs, and signature blue steel legs.
We are among the few farms producing White Bresse Chickens with consistent sizing across every generation. This consistency means reliable meat production and predictable flock performance for your family's food security. Our breeding program focuses on consistent growth rates, giving you a solid foundation for a self-sustaining flock. Purchase quality birds once or twice from us to establish a reliable breeding foundation with consistent size and dependable food production.
Available Options & Age Groups
Quintet Breeding Group - 4-6 weeks old (3 hens, 1 rooster, plus 1 additional rooster)
White Bresse Chicken Juvenile - 8-12 weeks old - Sexed
White Bresse Chicken Adult - 12-16 weeks old - Sexed
White Bresse Breeder or Breeding Pairs - 20+ weeks old
Pre-Order Process & Timeline
White Bresse grow outs are pre-ordered. After you order, we begin the grow out process and sort the best groups for breeding. If you would like to arrange or ask about a specific timeframe contact us to find out an estimated time when your birds will come home.
Contact us if you want a different option than what is showing currently available. We're glad to provide a timeframe and work with you.
Growth & Maturity Information
Bresse chickens are not a fast-growing breed, but they are well worth the wait. Males reach a mature weight of 6-7 pounds in approximately 16 weeks, while hens average 4-5 pounds. This slower growth rate contributes to their superior meat quality and marbling.
We also offer White American Bresse chicks and hatching eggs.
Find out how we are different, why we offer breeders and our raising process here
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We strive to provide a thriving and well cared for chickens to you. We provide Non-GMO feed, yogurt, raw milk, and tested regularly for healthy birds. We go the extra miles for your peace of mind!
FAQs - Juveniles & Adults
Our website is up to date. You may find some hens available to come home now and others may be pre-ordered for a specific month or timeframe (Example: March or Early June). If you need help let us know. We're glad to help!
The timeframes listed are 98% of the time up to date. Juvenile and adult orders are generally pre-ordered. We grow all our juvenile/adult orders from the month and raise all of them at one time. This reduces our costs and in turn your costs for them. If you need a specific timeframe for your birds to ship, reach out to us and we can often arrange that with you.
Our juveniles and adults ship free via express shipping by USPS. The fastest way we can get your birds to you. On average we spend $75-120 per bird to ship to you. We enjoy sharing them with you!
We gladly offer local pick up for your order. We have strict biosecurity measures for both our flocks safety. Once your order has been placed and notified your order is ready to come home, we pre-arrange a pick up time and date with you to come to our pick up drive-thru. Very simple, we have your order boxed and ready to travel home for you. You will not need to bring any boxes, cartons or crates. Local pick up orders are considered sale is final.
No, we do not vaccinate our flock or baby chicks. We constantly monitor this with our poultry vet to ensure our birds are healthy and robust. We are tested yearly for disease as NPIP participants and customers can be confident that they are receiving healthy, happy chicks from our farms.
  
  
  
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