Copper maran

French Black Copper Marans are heritage, dual-purpose chickens that are very winter-hardy with a docile temperament. They're growing increasingly popular as many claim that they lay the darkest eggs of all Marans varieties. They are friendly and make great yard birds that love to free-range. French Marans tend to be very healthy and are resistant to most diseases. Adding these to your flock will also add beautiful dark brown eggs to your egg basket.

This classic breed boasts stunning black copper feathers and impressive egg-laying abilities. Perfect for adding beauty and productivity to your coop! #chickens #blackcoppermaran

A couple of years ago I saw a picture on the Internet of a dark, dark brown egg. I thought it was a chocolate egg actually, ready and waiting to be dragged through a jar

Looking for a new breed of chicken and dark brown eggs? The French Black Copper Marans are a must-have — now available at McMurray Hatchery.

While some chickens can withstand the cold, all chickens need some protection. Here is our chicken winter care guide to help keep your flock warm and comfy.

Here's what to know about Black Copper Marans. This dual-purpose breed from France lays chocolate-colored eggs. Learn more about them here.

How I make $1,000 a month from just 15 chickens! It's possible to make money with chickens even if you only have a small flock. By choosing the right breeds for your area and marketing them correctly, you can make up to $250 a week from your flock.

Here are some sexing tips and photo comparisons we've put together to assist you in sexing Marans chicks. Copper Marans chicks can often be sexed as early as 4-6 weeks old. However, there are instances where females may develop comb and wattles as early as 4 weeks. To ensure accuracy, it's best to wait until the chicks are at least 6 weeks old before determining their sex with certainty.

Exhibition & show stock quality French Splash Copper Marans (Large Fowl) hatching eggs for sale from Cheshire Poultry. Buy Splash Copper Maran chickens.