Chickens. Without the Nonsense.
At Cluck It All Farms, we raise birds that matter, landrace breeds with history in their feathers and grit in their bones.
We don’t do chicken conspiracies. We don’t breed for ribbons. And we definitely don’t believe in talking down to new chicken keepers.
What we do believe in:
✔️ Honest, ethical breeding
✔️ Preserving real genetics
✔️ Helping you raise smart, healthy, no-drama flocks
We’ve also got the gear to back it up, supplies we use and trust on our own farm.
Sound like your kind of flock?
We are thrilled to announce that Cluck It All Farms was named an expert in a recent Redfin article!
Read the full article here:Raising Chickens for Beginners: Everything You Need to Know|Rent|ApartmentGuide
Chickens. Without the Nonsense.
At Cluck It All Farms, we raise birds that matter, landrace breeds with history in their feathers and grit in their bones.
We don’t do chicken conspiracies. We don’t breed for ribbons. And we definitely don’t believe in talking down to new chicken keepers.
What we do believe in:
✔️ Honest, ethical breeding
✔️ Preserving real genetics
✔️ Helping you raise smart, healthy, no-drama flocks
We’ve also got the gear to back it up, supplies we use and trust on our own farm.
Sound like your kind of flock?
We are thrilled to announce that Cluck It All Farms was named an expert in a recent Redfin article!
Read the full article here:Raising Chickens for Beginners: Everything You Need to Know|Rent|ApartmentGuide
Clancy Says:“Hatch something worth crowing about.”
Landrace hatching eggs & chicks. Rare breeds. Real resilience.
We don’t just sell this stuff—we use it every day.
If it doesn’t hold up to real birds and real chaos, it doesn’t make the cut.
Bundle Up Your Coop!
Curated by hens. Approved by chaos.
Everything your flock actually needs—without the guesswork.
Clancy Says:“Bundle it, save it, strut on.”
Ready, Set, Peck!
From daily treats to durable gear, we’ve gathered the essentials your flock actually needs.
Clancy Says:“If it doesn’t work in my coop, it shouldn’t be in yours.”
Great Gift Ideas
Gift 'em. Hoard 'em. Wrap 'em if you must. We won’t tell.
Clancy Says:“It’s not spoiling if it’s functional.”
thank you for the love
We raise 'em real—and it turns out, people notice.
Because when quality meets grit, even the humans crow about it.
Clancy Says:“If it made the humans happy, I probably supervised it.”
Cluck yeah! Nothing but the best for my flock! That includes me! These stickers are amazing and I've put them on everything.
I chose this sheet because of the sassy quotes. These are great for happy mail and paper crafting projects. Sure to get a laugh! :-D
Bought this mug because it reminds me of my sweet Little P crossbeak hen. I chose the pink option because it looks cute and reminds me of spring. Design is on both sides!
I love this mug! Be sure to check out the colors before you order. Lots to chose from! I went with the egg yolk/white color scheme. :-D
Handy little notepad for important reminders! Great for pen pals, too!
I have ordered numerous products from this company, and they have always been delivered on schedule, in a timely manner and packaged with care. The products are handpicked with the bird enthusiast in mind. From your new flock to gifts for that special chicken member in your family this place has you covered. The service is top notch! If you have questions they have answers. Plus, check out their site for good tips and information keeping your flock healthy and dealing with anything that might come up along the way. Highly recommend this company.
I love my shirt! Soft, comfy, and the color is perfect. Plus, I get to rep my favorite source for all things chicken!
I am a sucker for stickers! Love these chicken feet!
This is a very sturdy waterer. Easy to fill and durable handle to hang it from. You can set the waterer down without damaging the nipples. Very easy to close top. The dome top prevents chickens from sitting on it.
I picked this item because I needed a waterer that is small enough for my brooder. This holds a good amount of water. It is easy to fill and perfect lip for small chicks to prevent drowning. The mama’s and their chicks approve!
This sticker was easily added to my car window and has gotten nothing but compliments. It is very decorative while getting the message across. Whether buying for someone or yourself, this is a must have to display your love for chickens.
Great for putting mealworms in and just let your chickens have fun
Definitely helped when my chickens are free ranging and are too lazy to walk all the way back to the coop for the grit and oyster shells. They went to as soon as i put it out. Love it!
Cluck it all farms is the best supply ive used in the past year. From chicken supplies to cute shirts, shoes, household accessories. Wonderful customer service and great products!
I love this! It take up less room than egg cartons. My eggs tend to go sideways, but I think that's just how I put them in. Out of 3 dozen eggs only 1 has cracked.
Fresh from the Coop!
Real tips. Real talk. Chicken chaos included.
Because this isn’t your grandma’s blog—it’s the one that says what everyone else won’t.
Come for the grit, stay for the laughs. And maybe learn something while you're at it.
Let’s not sugarcoat it:
The USPS has failed us.
More importantly, they’ve failed the chicks we work so damn hard to raise.
We’re not here to play nice when lives are on the line.
After multiple weeks of brutal shipping delays, missed scans, and live chicks being stranded in warehouses — we’re done.
Let’s be real. Every backyard chicken keeper has a vibe. Maybe you’re the spreadsheet warrior who refreshes the brooder temp every 30 minutes. Or maybe you’re the laid-back, “they’ll be fine” type who gives your chickens side-eye if they even think about drama.
The Gross but Necessary Guide to Chick Booty Care
We love baby chicks. They’re fluffy, sweet, and impossibly cute… until you notice one dragging around a crusty blob on its butt like it lost a fight with a raisin.
Welcome to pasty butt—a common but potentially dangerous condition where poop sticks to the downy feathers around a chick’s vent, sometimes blocking them from pooping entirely.
