On Eagle's Wings Acres

09/15/2026

This is exactly why we don't offer s*xed chicks. The big hatcheries can eat the losses they incur from vent s*xing, because of the sheer number of chicks they sell. We hatch out chicks in an incubator in our home - nowhere near the same scale. 😅

We will keep offering straight run (that is, uns*xed) chicks, with the promise that we will take any unwanted roosters from our chicks.

We will often offer home-bred chicks for sale in the spring, of the various species we have.

We do permit buyers choice.
We DO NOT permit vent s*xing. Ever. Because this is a thing. Sorry not sorry. We are not going to let somebody squeeze all our chicks looking for something they (probably) can't even identity, only for us to be left with brooders full of dead chicks afterward. Or, they buy then and get home to discover they're dead, only to blame US for "bad/sick chicks"and put us on blast.

No.

Vent s*xing can be done by cooperations who eat their own losses, by people trained over the course of tens of thousands of birds. Homesteads should not vent s*x birds. Because this. Birds, especially baby birds, are very fragile creatures and getting squeezed by a giant's meaty paws ruptures all kinds of tender structures inside.

Everybody agrees that a human being squeezed or smashed by a cow hurts. The cow is only 5x your size. Not 1000.

07/28/2026

Don't mind me, it's just so hot out here that I'm watering my geese! 😂

The heat of summer is typically a slower season for the farm. The garden is only offering us pre-roasted okra and peppers, it's too hot to hatch out happy chicks, and everyone is just hanging out by the waterers and shade.

We are currently growing out a couple batches of Bresse (a fancy heritage meat breed of chicken we've come to really enjoy), and should have some whole chicken from that batch available in the early fall.

06/03/2026

Just for my Facebook people- here's a sneak peek at some of the goodies we are going to drop shortly!

05/19/2026

🤣

My broke best friends.

05/01/2026

The girls are truly showing up this spring, gracing us with baskets overflowing with beautiful eggs.

That means we have plenty of eggs available from our mixed flock of chickens and ducks to share with you all.

Our birds are pasture-raised, living happy, healthy hen lives on our small family farm.

Mixed eggs- $6 a dozen
Duck eggs- $7 a dozen

Bay County, Fl

04/29/2026

We have layer chicks available now for all your new or growing flock needs. Our chickens are a barnyard mix of breeds, with a focus on birds that are hardy in our wet, scorching summers, while also being prolific layers of a variety of egg colors, including blue, green, and brown.

We cannot s*x our chicks, but we will always help you out, should you end up with an unwanted rooster from one of our chicks.

Support a local family farm that hatches our own flock's eggs in our home.

$5 a chick

Bay County, Fl

04/28/2026

This may or may not have happened several times during our recent trip to North Carolina. I'll never tell. 😅

I'm calling them out all day today.