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Buying purebred laying hens in Quebec: List of breeders and advice

If you're looking to buy purebred laying hens near you, it can be difficult to find a breeder that meets your needs, especially in certain regions of Quebec like Lac-Saint-Jean. Fortunately, several enthusiasts and small family breeders offer a variety of breeds, often with the option of traveling to make acquiring your little hens easier. Here's a list of breeders and some tips for choosing the right purebred laying hens.

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🐓 List of breeders by region in Quebec

01. Bas-Saint-Laurent

No breeder currently listed.

02. Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean

  • Les Poulettes Rondelettes (in Jonquière): Family-run breeding of bantam cochins. Facebook
  • The Silk Showgirl/Funny Fluffy Farm : Present from May to October in the region, offers Silky-showgirl-satin-frizzed, Serama smooth, silk and frizzed, Cochin bantam smooth and frizzed. Facebook

03. National Capital

No breeder currently listed.

04. Mauricie

  • Pics & Plumes (in Saint-Sévère): Breeding of Cream Legbar and Old English Game standard. Facebook
  • Les Plumes au Vent (in Sainte-Thècle): Small family farm. Facebook
  • Meunerie Acadienne Inc. (in Bécancour): Sells chickens every spring with several arrivals between April and August. Website
  • Au Chant du Coq (in Yamachiche): Breeding of purebred laying hens. Facebook

05. Estrie

  • Les Plumes Champêtres (Wotton near Sherbrooke): Various breeds of laying hens, purebred Wyandotte golden laced . Facebook
  • Fermette Pattes & Plumes (in Wotton): Specializing in Golden Wyandottes. Facebook
  • Runny Rodman : Breeder of Light Sussex and Plymouth Rock Standards. Facebook

06. Montreal

No breeder currently listed.

07. Outaouais

  • François Gervais (Val-des-Monts): Laying hens in spring, golden pheasant and peacocks. Facebook

08. Abitibi-Témiscamingue

No breeder currently listed.

09. North Shore

No breeder currently listed.

10. Northern Quebec

No breeder currently listed.

11. Gaspésie–Madeleine Islands

No breeder currently listed.

12. Chaudière-Appalaches

No breeder currently listed.

13. Laval

No breeder currently listed.

14. Lanaudière

  • Jessie and Charlé's farmhouse (Lanoraie) Seramas, Brahma bantams and Ameraucanas. Facebook
  • Feathered damselfly (St-Ambroise-de-Kildare) Silkies and bantam cochins vaccinated Marek. Facebook
  • Ferme D'Élo (Lanaudière) Several breeds Facebook
  • Silky yours (Saint Didace) Family breeding of vaccinated Silk and Satin hens marek Facebook
  • Alain Légaré (St-Paul de Joliette) Wyandotte red with blue and silver trim standard. Facebook

15. Laurentians

No breeder currently listed.

16. Montérégie

  • Brise de Plumes , (St-Stanislas-de-Kostka) Standard Brahma and Barbu d'Uccle for several years, this year we added Faverolles, Améraucana and Olive Eager. Our breeders are particularly selected for their solid genetics. Facebook
  • Passion Poupoules (The presentation): Standard Brahma breeding Facebook
  • The Hens of Saint-Blaise (Near Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu) Ortington, Cochin Standard, Silkies, Ameraucana. Facebook
  • The Coulami Mini Farm (Saint-Césaire) Curly and smooth bantam Cochin as well as Barbary duck. Facebook
  • The 3 Mounts Farm (Marieville) Brahma, Améraucana, Silkies, Dark Cornish Standard, Standard Cohins, Maran, Ducks and Turkeys. Facebook
  • Manon Ouimet (Hemmingford): Brahma and other breeds Facebook

17. Centre-du-Québec

  • The Silk Showgirl/Funny Fluffy Farm : (Saint-Rosaire) Offers Silky-showgirl-satin-curly, Serama smooth, silk and curly, Cochin bantam smooth and curly. Facebook
  • Sonnhalde Farm (in Warwick): Breeding laying hens and other farm animals. Facebook


How to choose the right breeder?

  1. Define your needs: Are you looking for laying hens, ornamental hens, or a specific breed?
  2. Look for reviews and recommendations: Check breeders' Facebook pages and websites to read customer feedback.
  3. Check the breeding conditions: Make sure that the hens are raised in a healthy environment suited to their well-being.
  4. Ask if the chickens are vaccinated: Some breeders offer options with or without vaccination.
  5. Consider logistics: Check if the breeder offers delivery or meeting points to make adopting your chickens easier.
  6. Ask questions: A good breeder will always be available to answer your questions and guide you in your choice.

By following these tips, you will maximize your chances of finding a trustworthy breeder and getting healthy chickens!

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