At the time we have eggs going in the incubator and are expecting to start hatching late April. We do have 4 roosters and 3 Anocona drakes available now.
At this time all of our babies have been spoken for we do have a list going for the upcoming litters please contact us if interested. We will be letting go of some adults shortly, as well.
Welsh Harlequins-The Welsh Harlequin is a lightweight breed weighing 5-5.5 lbs. They are highly adaptable, outstanding layers producing 240-330 white-shelled eggs yearly.They do not truly fly. They do well in both heat and cold if they have suitable housing and access to clean water.
Cayuga-The Cayuga is a medium-sized, heavy breed, the mature Cayuga averages 7-8 lbs. Cayuga ducks can lay 100-150 large eggs per year.They tolerate the harsh winters of the northeast but need access to shade in hot weather. They are not good fliers. They are a quiet breed that is good for urban/suburban settings.
Anocona-The Ancona averages 6-6.5 pounds and is a bit stockier than its close relative, the Magpie duck. Varieties include Black and White, Blue and White, Chocolate and White, Silver and White, Lavender and White, Lilac and white, and Tricolored. The Ancona is a hardy, adaptable, all-purpose duck. They are excellent layers, typically laying 210-280 white, cream, or blue eggs annually. Ancona is not recognized by the American Poultry Association.
Snowy and Butterscotch Call-Call Ducks are very tame and great with children. They are extremely active and animated, females are very loud though. Males 22 oz, Females 18 oz. Call ducks are exceptional fliers.
East Indies-Bantam duck breed.The hens have been known to lay black to dark gray medium sized eggs. These will become lights depending on the season they start at a black/dark gray and will eventually become a light gray near the end of the laying season. They do not lay many eggs in a year though.
Mallards-Bantam breed, very strong fliers.
Brown African-The African goose is a massive bird mature ganders weigh 22 lbs. and mature geese 18 lbs, they usually lay 20-40 extra-large, white eggs per year. They make excellent guard geese, but can get very loud.
Tufted Roman Shetland Cross-The Roman goose is a small breed, with mature ganders weighing 12 lbs. and mature geese weighing 10 lbs. Shetland geese are also small mature geese weigh 6-10 lbs. and mature ganders weigh 8-12 lbs. Both Tuftted Romans and Shetlands have critical statuses.
Blue Laced Wyandottes-The Blue Laced Red Wyandotte is a beautiful large bird they lay about 200 eggs annually. They are very docile, curious and make great pets for children.
Ringneck Pheasants-The common pheasant adults weigh 2-3lbs.
Bonding of fixed rabbits generally works best, studies have shown a neutered male and a spayed female have the best chances of bonding.
Show quality Holland Lops are those free from disqualifications. The ideal body type for a Holland lop is short, massive and thick set. The chest should be broad and the shoulders short with their depth nearly equal to width. A small dewlap is permitted. The ears should be thick, and well rounded at the tips and hang close to the cheeks.
An important thing to note is different types of poultry have different needs. All young poultry need to be kept in a brooder with a heat source normally a heat lamp. It is best not to keep chicks with waterfowl, as waterfowl require unmedicated food and are a lot messier than chicks. Although they love the water domestic waterfowl are different from their wild counterparts and should not be placed in water till older as they can become waterlogged get cold, and even drown.
Rabbits should always have hay and clean water available at all times. Hay is the largest part of a rabbits diet, hay is high in fiber so its need to ensure the rabbit has a healthy digestive tract it its also important for their dental health. Rabbits should never be bathed, getting a rabbit wet as they may panic have a heart attack, or injury themselves . They could also catch a chill and suffer from pneumonia, respiratory infections, hypothermia, and other life threatening conditions.
Vienna-marked (VM)- the vienna gene causes rabbits to express markings such as violet or blue eyes and white spots or dutch-like markings. Rabbits can also appear normal , but have vienna marked offspring those are considered vienna carriers. VM rabbits are not showable, but VC rabbits can be. White- Ear (WE)-a gene which causes a rabbit to have white ears, a few colored spots are not uncommon, but they should ideally be completely white. The WE gene almost always causes white facial markings, undersides, and a few other random markings similar to the Vienna gene. WE rabbits are not showable. Straight Run-not be sexed to determine gender
I got our bunny from Pine Acres Poultry and Rabbit Farm. She was an adult when I got her and she is not spayed, yet has a great temperament. They sent me pictures of her when she was young. She is so sweet and doing pretty well with litter box training. I love her so much! I named her Coconut because she looks like a coconut and that’s the name I thought of while we on vacation in Mexico. I would highly recommend Pine Acres Poultry and Rabbit Farm. They also send home pellets, hay, and helpful information along with pedigree papers. I would purchase more if I lived on a farm.
Thank you Pine Acres! Enjoy a few pictures of our beautiful Coconut!
Terry Brandy Sue Woods Very knowledgeable Breeders.
We just got our first bunny and they explained everything we needed to know. Answered all of our questions right away. We couldn’t be happier with our bunny. He seems very happy and healthy. They started litter box training before we got him and after just a couple days he is doing amazing with it. Highly recommend Pine Acres!
Suzanne Kordiak Zenk I have gotten all my ducklings from here. Always good breeding and friendly people to work with. Recently the lady helped me with getting one of my Ancona ducks some ducklings since she didn’t have a good brooding season. Not only is this a wonderful place to purchase poultry from but they will also help with any issues they can while getting your new friends home and settled. I now have a happy Ancona with 3 beautiful ducklings that she accepted and love having. Thanks Pine Acres for all the help and amazing ducks we have gotten from you!!
Lisa Sprandel I got my first 2 Anconas a 2 months ago and just went back for more! Their ducks are very well cared for and well bred. They were clean, for ducks, beautiful and healthy! Not only do they have wonderful animals but also great customer service. I'm still fairly new to ducks and had a lot of questions which were answered kindly and knowledgeably. They are the first place I go to for my ducks!
Tessa Keen We have gotten 2 rabbits from Pine Acres now and we are in love. They are so mellow and sweet. They always run up and greet us when we are by their pens. They like to hang out and be petted. I definitely recommend Pine Acres for your Lops!
Alyssa Rolph
