Wyoming Grass Fed Meats
979 Bitter Creek
Recluse, WY 82725
ph: 307 682-4808
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Free Range Chickens
Place orders now for Meat Chickens, Fryers, Roasters, Stewing Hens.
Order online below or call 307 682-4808.
EZ Rocking Ranch raises happy free range chickens. Your choice of meat chickens or laying hens.
Pastured chickens not only have access to the out of doors, they love being outside scratching in the dirt, eating bugs and grass and behaving as nature intended chickens to behave. EZ Rocking Ranch Chickens receive no medicated feed. Our free ranged chickens enjoy eating vegetable scraps, native grass, forage, natural grains and feeds. All Naturally raised. No hormones, steroids or antibiotics. Poultry is humanely treated from hatching to harvest. We do not trim beaks or mistreat in any way.
all natural free range fryers
Young tender chicken - excellant for fried chicken. Fryers are free range and have a great chicken flavor. Fryers weigh between 4 - 7 pounds. Place your order for fall delivery, (ready for harvest in early November)
- $12.00
- Not in stock
All Natural Free range roasting chicken
The roasting chicken is a large bird that has reached maturity. Because these birds are months older than their supermarket counterparts and have enjoyed a true free range lifestyle and a balanced diet they have a distinct 'chicken' taste that is impossible to to buy in most grocery stores. The meat is best enjoyed slow roasted after brining -- soaking the chicken overnight in salt water. Please be careful not to overcook as this will quickly toughen up the meat. Roasting Chickens weigh between 5 - 7 pounds. (Will be ready for harvest in late Oct)- $15.00
- Not in stock
all natural free range stewing hens
Older laying hens are the traditional homestead choice for making soup, chicken dumplings and chicken noodles. Because these birds are older than their supermarket counterparts and have enjoyed an active lifestyle and a balanced natural diet they have a distinct 'chicken' taste that is impossible to duplicate. You will be amazed at the difference between soup made with pastured organic laying hens and store bought soup stock--soup like grandma made it! Stewing hens weigh between 4 - 7 lbs.- $10.00
- In stock
new hampshire Pullet layers
Get the freshest eggs available with your own flock. A well cared for hen will lay over $50 of eggs in her first year.
New Hampshire Reds - $11 females,will reach laying age about the middle of September 2009. Brown egg layers. Available Now, pickup at ranch or delivered to Gillette. Other areas by arrangement.
- $11.00
- Sold
Barred Rock Pullet layers
Barred Rock Pullets - $12 females,will reach laying age about the end of August 2010 . Brown egg layers. Available Now, pickup at ranch or delivered to Gillette. Other areas by arrangement.
- $12.00
- In stock
mixed breed Pullets and cockerels
Mixed breed - $10 straight run. Will be both females and males. Mostly brown egg layers. Available Now, pickup at ranch or delivered to Gillette. Other areas by arrangement.
- $10.00
- Not in stock
Our Free-range hens are pastured across wide areas of garden and grass land.
This keeps the pasture in good shape and makes the hens happy. The hens like to eat pasture plants, and chickens that eat lots of green plants lay eggs with deep orange yolks and greatly superior flavor.
The hens are loosely confined at night with a with electric fence, not so much to keep the chickens in, but to keep the predators out.
Factory farm/grocery store chickens may never see the sunlight, a blade of green grass and spend their entire life in the space of a sheet of typing paper.
EZ Rocking chickens have shelters and spend their life on the range. The major part of their diet is grass, bugs and seeds. You can tell by the taste and appearance of the meat and eggs.
You can also come to the ranch and see how we are raising your food. Just call ahead.
Questions or want to order by phone?
You can order by calling us directly at 307 682-4808.
What is the true definition of free-range chicken?
The United States Department of Agriculture offers this definition:
FREE RANGE or FREE ROAMING: Producers must demonstrate to the Agency that the poultry has been allowed access to the outside.
But “allowing access” doesn’t mean much. A small door in a barn with thousands of chickens technically gives chickens an opportunity to go outside, but that doesn’t mean that they’ll have access to grass (it may only be a concrete slab). For chickens to produce the most healthful and flavorful eggs and meat, they need to be able to eat a variety of green plants, seeds and bugs. Unfortunately, you can’t tell how the chickens live by reading the package in a store.
Meat chickens can be delivered live, or I will help process and deliver fresh or frozen. Most often chickens will be available in the spring or late fall. Call or email to be placed on waiting list.
I try to have laying hens available several times through out the year. Call or email to be placed on waiting list.
979 Bitter Creek
Recluse, WY 82725
ph: 307 682-4808
sales
