White House Black Egg Market

06/11/2026

Look at this photoshoot of my eggs 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼

06/11/2026

Here is one of my Ermine Ameraucana Hens - she’s feathering out so beautifully, has very full muffs and beard, and I just wanted to show her off today 🩵

…and those eyes 👀

06/11/2026

😂🥚Breeder problems / 1st world problems😃

I have eggs arriving tomorrow from TWO different farms, and between the 2 shipments I’ll have just over 30 eggs.

The problem? My Maticoopx holds… exactly 30 eggs. 🤦‍♀️🤣

So now I’m trying to decide…

🤔 What do I do with the extra eggs?
• Start a whole new incubator?
• Combine them into another incubator for about 7 days then switch it back over if/when some eggs don’t develop?
• Something else?

06/10/2026

🪰Grosssss! Who has heard about NWS?

I got this email today and had to look it up…
Who has personal experience?

Tell me what you know 👇🏼

06/09/2026

What are your thoughts? I definitely agree with most of these points and have hatched pullet eggs myself from 9-10 months hens with great success and no ftt. I also have a few 1-1.5yr old hens that lay smaller eggs - I considered getting rid of them because of this, but they create some of my cutest chicks so I can’t do it. I don’t like to ship the smaller eggs, but if I do ship around 50g, it’s because the chicks hatching are healthy and thriving. That being said, if you ever have questions please reach out!

What is a pullet egg?

Like actually, how do you define it?

I shared the photo in this post back in January. The brown eggs were from a pullet who had only been laying for a few weeks—her eggs weighed 65g. The olive eggs were from a two-year-old hen—her eggs weighed 55g.

You can’t tell the age of a bird by the size of her eggs. Not every line lays large or extra-large eggs, and some pullets lay surprisingly large eggs right from the start.

This is my process:

A pullet starts laying and I put her in a pen. For the next three months, I observe her.

• Do I like her egg color?
• Does she lay at least 4–5 eggs per week?
• Does she go broody in those first 3 months?
• Has her egg size reached at least 50g?

Once she checks those boxes, she goes in with a rooster and I begin hatching and shipping her eggs.

Hatchability is highest during a hen’s first year laying and gradually declines as she ages. The best chance of hatching a chick comes from a young hen in her reproductive prime. That is why every egg you receive from me will be laid by a hen between 9 and 18 months old.

I don’t select eggs based on the age of the bird who laid them. I select them based on performance.

And once a pullet has proven herself, I don’t see any reason to treat her eggs differently just because she’s still technically a pullet.

06/09/2026

🚨LAYING HENS AVAILABLE! 🚨

I’m selling 15 laying hens and one rooster to make room for all these chicks 😂
- most are not pure breeds and include Easter Eggers, Ameraucana, BCM, Silkie & Silkie mix, etc
- pickup in Pilot Point, TX
- selling altogether- gets priority
- used to roaming within a 1/2 acre
- they come when you call them with treats
- comfortable around barn cats 🩷

👉🏼Comment/dm for more details

06/08/2026

You could have this spicy dozen for only 💲4.00 🤯
Iykyk
It’s go time…

06/08/2026

These are my favorite blue eggs Eva!!
I’m a sucker for the white on top :)

06/07/2026

The work never stops when you’re chasing the rainbow! 🥚✨🐣

I am so excited about what we will have available this fall 🍁 already but next spring will be even more incredible based on what I’ve been working on this year!

I’m always reinvesting into my flock so I can continue improving the quality, color, and genetics I offer. I visited The Chicken Addiction this weekend and came home with some absolutely gorgeous eggs! 🩷🩵💚🤎

Here’s some quick snaps from my visit with her. 😍🥚✨

👇🏼Share a photo of a favorite egg you have RECEIVED from a breeder this year & tag them if you want to share who it was! 🫶🏼

06/07/2026

Virginia - this dozen is headed your way tomorrow! Get that incubator fired up soon 🩷