Inventory update — we thank you!
We have officially sold out for the 2026 season. We want to thank you all for supporting us this year and we look forward to serving you again early in 2027! Subscribe to our emails and follow us on Instagram to stay up to date with our new hatch dates. From your local Chirp n Cluck Farm --- cluck on and have a great rest of the year!
Get Excited for Next Season!
**Please note, we are appointment based only**
Roosters — yes, we have roosters!
- Interested? Contact us for availability and details.
Pickup options
- Nokesville (home base): FREE pickup
- Chantilly: $50 transport — we hand-select and safely deliver your pullets to you
Quick reminders
- We are appointment based and require you to purchase online as that will keep our inventory in check. You will pay when you come pick up your new gals.
- No heat lamps? No problem! Select a later pickup and we’ll raise your pullets until they’re fully feathered and coop-ready — stress-free for you.
- Please bring a suitable carrier (we don’t provide boxes)
- Next hatch availability begins late February 2027 — stay tuned
Reserve your birds or ask questions — we’re excited to help!
Call: 703-881-8727
Email: chirpncluck@gmail.com
Reserve Now, Thank Yourself Later!
Selling Fast | Order While You Can!
Not seeing the breed you want?
Reach out and we will do our best to get you what you want!
Our Story
It all started when our small flock of chickens were going through a molt (a period of not laying eggs). Our eldest daughter, who at the time was one, loved eggs in the morning and was pretty much her go to for breakfast. Since we were out of our own eggs, we went out one morning and bought eggs from our local chain grocery store. We gave our daughter a store bought egg for breakfast for the first time thinking it wouldn’t be any different. She took her first bite, frowned, spit it out, and said “No!” She refused to eat it. We were puzzled as to why she didn’t like it and soon realized it was because it was store bought. We ended up getting an egg from my brother’s flock and she devoured it with a smile on her face. We then realized that she could taste the difference between a fresh farm egg and a store bought egg. After some research...