Pecan Bottom Poultry Farm & Supply

Pecan Bottom Poultry Farm & Supply I raise and breed several breeds of chickens, ducks,quail, and turkeys.

01/21/2025
Here are some tips for caring for chickens in the winter:Insulate the coopkeep your chickens warm. You can also use the ...
12/23/2024

Here are some tips for caring for chickens in the winter:

Insulate the coop
keep your chickens warm. You can also use the "Deep Litter Method" by layering 6–12 inches of dry bedding on the floor to insulate your flock.

Keep the coop dry
Stop leaks and moisture so your chickens have a dry place to roost. Remove wet spots daily.

Ventilate the coop
Ensure your coop has adequate ventilation to allow for the escape of moisture and ammonia gas from chicken droppings. You can open a top vent or higher windows slightly to exchange air.

Minimize drafts
Check your coop for cracks and air holes and seal them to prevent drafts.
Make sure the north wind is off them. I use old feed sacks the walls to help keep the wind out, and clear tarps so they still get light.

Keep the water from freezing
Make sure your chickens' water supply doesn't freeze so they don't

I don’t recommend supplemental heat in Texas

Most chicken breeds that are acclimated to the weather usually don't need supplemental heat if they live in an insulated, dry coop with adequate ventilation.

For Sale: Healthy Leghorn Hens – The Perfect Addition to Your Flock!Looking to boost your egg production? Our vibrant, h...
12/14/2024

For Sale: Healthy Leghorn Hens – The Perfect Addition to Your Flock!

Looking to boost your egg production? Our vibrant, hardy Leghorn hens are ready to lay! Known for their excellent egg-laying abilities, Leghorns consistently produce large white eggs and thrive in both small and large backyard flocks.

Why Choose Leghorn Hens?
• High Egg Production: Expect fresh eggs nearly every day!
• Hardy & Low Maintenance: Adaptable to various climates and easy to care for.
• Active & Energetic: Leghorns are great foragers and keep your yard pest-free.
• Friendly Temperament: Calm and curious, perfect for families or hobbyists.

Get your Leghorn hens today and enjoy a steady supply of farm-fresh eggs! Contact us for pricing and availability.

Don’t miss out – start your egg-laying journey with Leghorns today!

13 month old White leghorn hens laying like crazy!!! $20 Each
12/09/2024

13 month old White leghorn hens laying like crazy!!!

$20 Each

This is why I offer washed and refrigerated eggs! I get 1-2 dozen a day  that my stubborn hens wanna lay on the ground a...
12/07/2024

This is why I offer washed and refrigerated eggs! I get 1-2 dozen a day that my stubborn hens wanna lay on the ground and they don’t care if it’s muddy or dry. We have 42 nest boxes for 200 hens and they use 5 and the ground.

I can not sell an egg that dirty to someone nor can we eat that many a week. This being said my fridge is filling up this weekend with the rain. So if you want fresh but clean eggs hit me up.

Rhode Island Red chicks off heat looking for a nice coop for winter! $10 each
12/06/2024

Rhode Island Red chicks off heat looking for a nice coop for winter!
$10 each

11/30/2024

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11/29/2024

Black Friday Special

Eggs $3 Dozen
Leghorn Hens $13

Duck eggs are a great choice for baking because they can make baked goods richer, fluffier, and moister than chicken egg...
11/28/2024

Duck eggs are a great choice for baking because they can make baked goods richer, fluffier, and moister than chicken eggs.

Here are some benefits of using duck eggs in baking:

Better rise
Duck eggs have a higher fat content and more protein than chicken eggs, which helps baked goods rise higher and have a lighter, fluffier texture.

Better flavor
Duck eggs have a richer, creamier taste than chicken eggs, and the yolks are especially flavorful.

Better shape
Duck eggs hold their shape well in baked goods.

Better for gluten-free baking
Duck eggs can make gluten-free baked goods rise more and be fluffier and moister.

You can usually substitute one duck egg for one chicken egg in a recipe, but you might need to bake for a little longer. Duck eggs are larger than chicken eggs, so you can weigh them to ensure your recipe turns out right. You can also add a teaspoon or tablespoon of flour per duck egg to avoid an eggy consistency.

Duck eggs are also a good source of nutrition, containing more protein, vitamin A, omega-3 fatty acids, and antioxidants than chicken eggs.

$7/18 pack text 512-525-7066 to arrange to pick up from self serve stand

11/19/2024

Hatch day!! Look at all those Rhode Island reds

11/01/2024

If you are wanting to start a flock - Now is the time to get on my waiting list.

Were you a victim of the spring chick days of tractor supply? Bought all pullets and now you hear crowing in the yard an...
10/23/2024

Were you a victim of the spring chick days of tractor supply? Bought all pullets and now you hear crowing in the yard and can’t have a rooster or have to many roosters. I can help you out. We will be happy to take them in and find them a good home for you. I offer my clients a free rooster with a six hen purchase so I can ensure the girls have a good protector. Give me a call and let’s schedule a time for you to drop them off at the farm.

Kikiriki Chicks Now Available  We've classified these miniature chickens as 'pocket chickens' due to their exceptionally...
10/20/2024

Kikiriki Chicks Now Available
We've classified these miniature chickens as 'pocket chickens' due to their exceptionally small size, short legs, and portability. Our Kikirikis originate from Puerto Rico and are carefully bred for optimal temperament, size, and breed characteristics. As tropical birds, they require temperatures above 50°F. Breeding parents are available for viewing on site.

3 week old Corturnix quail available
10/20/2024

3 week old Corturnix quail available

10/05/2024

I have a hell of a deal this morning on 10 cinnamon queen hens if someone will show up in the next hour to get them.
512-525-7066

🐓 Cinnamon Queen Hens 🐓 We have a great batch of 14 month old Cinnamon queens hens that are laying large brown eggs. The...
09/30/2024

🐓 Cinnamon Queen Hens 🐓

We have a great batch of 14 month old Cinnamon queens hens that are laying large brown eggs. These hens are from an organic pasture raised farm. We accept cash, check, Venmo or cash app.

Please call or text Amy @ 512-525-7066 for appointment.

**customer will need to provide a box or crate for transporting chickens home***

I handle ours thoroughly for this reason, guaranteeing a people-friendly experience when buying from us.
09/19/2024

I handle ours thoroughly for this reason, guaranteeing a people-friendly experience when buying from us.

Address

111 Pecan Lane
Burnet, TX
78611

Opening Hours

Monday 5pm - 8pm
Tuesday 5pm - 8pm
Thursday 5pm - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm
Sunday 4pm - 8pm

Telephone

+15125257066

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