Welcome to Cackle Berry Farm – East Texas’s Top Chicken Farm
At Cackle Berry Farm, a famly owned East Texas chicken farm, we’re passionate about raising quality chickens for homesteaders and breeders. Located in the Piney Woods of East Texas, our family farm specializes in a selective breeding program featuring a variety of chicken breeds. We work hard to provide healthy, robust birds that thrive in a natural, caring environment—perfect for your homestead or breeding needs.
Why Choose Cackle Berry Farm?
Cackle Berry Farm is the premier destination for top-quality chickens in East Texas. Whether you’re starting a flock or enhancing your breeding program, our chickens are bred for excellence, offering vitality, temperament, and productivity. Discover the Cackle Berry Farm difference—where East Texas tradition meets a deep love for poultry.
Interested in purchasing chicks or hatching eggs? We offer preorders for our premium stock. Contact us today at (936) 275-5177 via call or text, or email us by clicking here. Let’s talk chickens! We also have rabbits and quail as well. Click here to see our rabbit farm and here to see our quail farm.
Our Exceptional Chicken Breeds
American Bresse – The King of Chickens
Known as “The King of Chicken and the Chicken of Kings,” American Bresse chickens boast striking red combs, white feathers, and blue legs. Imported from France’s Bresse region, our selectively bred birds are true dual-purpose wonders. Hens lay over 250 cream-colored eggs annually, while roosters offer calm temperaments and exceptional table qualities. Famous for their marbled meat—a unique genetic trait that layers fat within the muscle—these chickens are a homesteader’s dream.
White Leghorn – Egg-Laying Champions
White Leghorns are the ultimate egg producers, laying over 300 large white eggs each year. These small, efficient hens convert feed into eggs with remarkable precision. While not suited as table birds, their stunning roosters add beauty to any flock. At Cackle Berry Farm, we breed White Leghorns for one goal: maximum egg production with minimal feed.
Lavender Orpington – Beauty and Utility
Lavender Orpingtons are the eye candy of our East Texas farm. With their light-to-dark gray, almost lavender feathers, they’re a joy to watch free-ranging. These dual-purpose birds lay around 200 medium brown eggs yearly, and their roosters provide meaty carcasses ideal for the table. Beauty meets functionality with this beloved breed.
Rhode Island Red – The Classic Dual-Purpose Bird
A true American standard, Rhode Island Reds are the homestead chickens your grandparents relied on. Hens produce over 250 large brown eggs annually, while roosters feature yellow skin and outstanding table qualities—perfect for Sunday fried chicken dinners. Raised with tradition in mind, these birds are a staple for any East Texas farm.
Dominique – America’s Oldest Breed
Pronounced “Dominecker,” these black-and-white barred chickens are instantly recognizable. As America’s oldest breed, brought by the Pilgrims, Dominiques are hardy survivalists. They lay over 250 large, light brown eggs each year and make a delicious meal. With a rich history, our Dominique chickens are ready for your next homesteading adventure.