Breed: Russian Orloff
Origin: Persia, 17th Century
Egg Colour: Light Brown
Eggs/Year: 100
Egg Size: M
Comb Type: Cushion/Strawberry
First appearing in Persia, Russian Orloff chickens were spread across Europe in the 17th century. The breed itself is named after Alexei Grigoryevich Orlov, a Russian count, who played a large role in promoting the breed across Europe. Hens lay around 100 light brown eggs a year. Orloffs are a super hardy winter breed – with their muffs, beards, and cushion combs, Orloffs are well prepared for our Albertan Winters.
William Davis (verified owner) –
Chicks were smaller and weaker than expected.
Chloe Evans (verified owner) –
Overall happy with my order, though one chick was a bit weak.
Dylan Foster (verified owner) –
Satisfied with the chicks, though one didn’t make it past the first week.
Natalie Brooks (verified owner) –
A few chicks arrived weak and didn’t make it.
Isabella Morgan (verified owner) –
Received my order quickly, and all chicks are lively and healthy.
Emily Stevens (verified owner) –
Impressed with the quality of the chicks! Great experience.
Madison Taylor (verified owner) –
Chicks arrived safely, all are doing well. Very satisfied.
Abigail Collins (verified owner) –
Chicks arrived, but a few were stressed and didn’t make it.
Ava Clark (verified owner) –
Fast shipping, all chicks arrived in perfect condition.
Jackson Hayes (verified owner) –
The shipping was delayed, and a few chicks were not in the best shape.
Hannah Reed (verified owner) –
Healthy chicks, but one didn’t survive the first few days.