Subject: Reserve Your 2026 Chicks Now!

Cackle Hatchery now accepting 2026 orders

Taking Orders for 2026 Starting Today!

We’re kicking off an exciting year ahead, and we’re thrilled to share some big news. Starting today, you can officially place your orders for the 2026 season! As you begin to plan for next year’s flock, now’s the perfect time to secure your favorites before they sell out.

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Spotlighting Some of Our New Favorites

Light Sussex Chicken
A calm, versatile dual-purpose breed with bright white plumage, black neck and tail accents, and a friendly temperament. Light Sussex hens are reliable layers, producing around 250 eggs per year, and they do well in both free-range and confined setups.

Lavender Brahma Chicken

Brahmas are known for their impressive size, gentle personality, and easygoing nature. The lavender variety offers the same feather-footed charm and beginner-friendly temperament that makes Brahmas a favorite for family flocks.

Salmon Faverolle Bantam

A rare and charming feather-legged bantam with the classic salmon coloring the breed is known for. Their calm personality and petite size make them wonderful ornamental additions and a great fit for smaller backyard setups.

Lavender English Orpington Chicken

This variation features soft, even lavender plumage on a round, fluffy frame. These birds are docile, winter-hardy, and excellent for backyard flocks, producing medium-sized brown eggs with a calm, friendly demeanor.

Remember: Rare Breeds Sell Out Quickly!

If you’ve had your eye on rare or hard-to-find breeds, now’s the time to lock them in.
These always book up fast and trust us when we say they WILL sell out early.

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Limited Quantities: Order Before They're Gone

Each year, certain breeds are only available in small numbers, and once they’re gone, they’re gone. Here are two that are expected to have tight availability for 2026, so don't miss your chance:

Winter is Coming: Prep Your Coop Now

Whether you’re caring for hens through snowstorms or mild cold snaps, taking steps to winterize your coop keeps your birds safe, comfortable, and productive.

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