Shop Spangled Russian Orloff Chickens
– In-Store Pickup Only
Discover the striking beauty and hardy nature of the Spangled Russian
Orloff chicken — a rare and eye-catching heritage breed known for its
unique plumage, calm temperament, and impressive cold tolerance. These birds
are excellent for backyard flocks and small farms, offering both beauty and
practicality.
Egg Production Information
- Egg Color: Light Brown to
Cream
- Egg Size: Medium
- Rate of Lay: Moderate –
consistent layers in most climates
Russian Orloffs are known for being hardy, low-maintenance birds
that can keep laying even during colder seasons when other breeds may slow
down.
Breed Highlights
- Unique
Appearance: Spangled feather pattern with a distinctive, regal look.
- Cold Hardy: Bred for harsh
climates, ideal for cold-weather flocks.
- Calm
Disposition: Gentle and easy to manage — great for families and small farms.
- Rare Heritage
Breed: An uncommon and beautiful addition to any backyard flock.
- Reliable
Layers: Steady egg production through the seasons.
In-Store Pickup Only
Location: 7043 Howard St., Spartanburg, SC
Phone: 864-583-1443
No Holds. No Reserve – First Come, First Served.
Visit our Spartanburg retail store to shop Spangled Russian Orloff
chickens and bring home a rare, beautiful, and resilient breed for your
flock.
Why Shop with Us
- Healthy chickens
- Knowledgeable
team ready to help
- Trusted poultry
supplier for families and farms
- Shop local, buy
quality, support your community
Call 864-583-1443 for more information or visit us in person.
Hurry in — Limited availability!
Spangled Russian Orloff Care &
Breed Tips
- Housing: Provide a
sturdy, draft-free coop with good ventilation. These birds do well in
colder weather but still appreciate shelter.
- Feeding: Offer a
quality layer feed and fresh water daily.
- Foraging: Orloffs enjoy
free-ranging but adapt well to runs.
- Low
Maintenance: Known for being hardy and easy to care for with minimal fuss.
- Gentle
Temperament: Great for families and mixed flocks.
- Cold Weather
Strong: Their natural hardiness makes them ideal for winter egg production.