Black Copper Marans
Black Copper Marans are prized for their deep, chocolate-brown eggs, often with natural speckling and a rich, glossy finish. These elegant layers produce approximately 150–200 eggs per year. We strive to breed for SOP in all of our birds. Marans eggs naturally fade. We try our best to get you the darkest eggs. Black Copper Marans “run out of ink” as they get deeper into the laying season, but they still have the dark-laying gene and pass that on to the next generation. Our hens lay in the range of 6-9 on the Marans scale.
Known for their cold hardiness, Marans do well in cooler climates and maintain a steady laying rate through the seasons. Their calm temperament and striking plumage make them a favorite for backyard flocks and small farms alike.
If you’re looking to add beauty, utility, and rare egg color to your coop—Marans are a timeless choice.
Black Copper Marans are prized for their deep, chocolate-brown eggs, often with natural speckling and a rich, glossy finish. These elegant layers produce approximately 150–200 eggs per year. We strive to breed for SOP in all of our birds. Marans eggs naturally fade. We try our best to get you the darkest eggs. Black Copper Marans “run out of ink” as they get deeper into the laying season, but they still have the dark-laying gene and pass that on to the next generation. Our hens lay in the range of 6-9 on the Marans scale.
Known for their cold hardiness, Marans do well in cooler climates and maintain a steady laying rate through the seasons. Their calm temperament and striking plumage make them a favorite for backyard flocks and small farms alike.
If you’re looking to add beauty, utility, and rare egg color to your coop—Marans are a timeless choice.
Black Copper Marans are prized for their deep, chocolate-brown eggs, often with natural speckling and a rich, glossy finish. These elegant layers produce approximately 150–200 eggs per year. We strive to breed for SOP in all of our birds. Marans eggs naturally fade. We try our best to get you the darkest eggs. Black Copper Marans “run out of ink” as they get deeper into the laying season, but they still have the dark-laying gene and pass that on to the next generation. Our hens lay in the range of 6-9 on the Marans scale.
Known for their cold hardiness, Marans do well in cooler climates and maintain a steady laying rate through the seasons. Their calm temperament and striking plumage make them a favorite for backyard flocks and small farms alike.
If you’re looking to add beauty, utility, and rare egg color to your coop—Marans are a timeless choice.