Amberlinks

$1.25 – $3.50

Amberlinks or Amber Sex Link Chickens are crossbreeds or hybrids of the ISA Hendrix genetic line. That means that they are the result of mixing two pure breeds. In this case, the pure breeds are Rhode Island Reds and White Plymouth Rocks. These hybrid breedings are special and complex though you may not get similar results if you simply bred a Rhode Island Red and a White Plymouth Rock. Also, because Amberlinks are hybrids, you won’t get Amberlink chicks if you breed two Amberlinks together. Amberlinks are still quite unusual to find, but are gaining in popularity as people start to realize how useful these birds are, especially as dependable layers in a pasture operation.

Approximately 300 Large Brown Eggs/Year | Mature Weight: Male 6# & Female 5#

Available January – November

Orders ship USPS Priority Mail on day of hatch!

(Minimum 5 per Breed/Sex)

(Minimum 15 Total Quick Chicks)

Amount	Female	St Run	Male
5+	$3.50	$2.75	$2.10
10+	$3.35	$2.65	$1.95
15+	$3.25	$2.55	$1.75
25+	$3.15	$2.45	$1.55
50+	$3.05	$2.30	$1.45
75+	$2.95	$2.15	$1.35
100+	$2.75	$2.00	$1.25

Free Marek’s Vaccination

FREE Shipping & Marek’s Vaccination!

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SKU: ALC Category: Quick Chicks Tags: Amber Sex Link, Amberlink, Amberlinks, Brown Egg, Brown Egg Layer, free shipping, Hybrid, Mareks Vaccination, Production, Quick Chicks, Sex Link

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Amberlinks or Amber Sex Link Chickens are crossbreeds or hybrids of the ISA Hendrix genetic line. That means that they are the result of mixing two pure breeds. In this case, the pure breeds are Rhode Island Reds and White Plymouth Rocks. These hybrid breedings are special and complex though you may not get similar results if you simply bred a Rhode Island Red and a White Plymouth Rock. Also, because they are hybrids, you won’t get Amberlink chicks if you breed two Amberlinks together. Amberlinks are still quite unusual to find, but are gaining in popularity as people start to realize how useful these birds are, especially as dependable layers in a pasture operation.