ISA Browns, often called Warrens, are one of the most popular hybrid hens – and for good reason. They’re incredibly friendly, curious, and easy to handle, making them perfect for families and first-time keepers. These hard-working girls are fantastic layers and will reward you with a steady supply of lovely brown eggs throughout the year.
Key Characteristics
Breed Type
Medium Hybrid (commonly Rhode Island Red x White Leghorn)
Temperament
Very friendly, curious, and easy to handle – ideal for beginners and families
Egg Colour
Medium to dark brown
Egg Production
Up to 330 eggs per year
Size
Medium build with a neat, tidy frame
Appearance
Rich chestnut-brown feathers with lighter tips and a pale underbelly
Hardiness
Exceptionally hardy and adaptable – thrives in a variety of environments
About ISA Brown
Egg Laying ISA Browns are prolific egg layers, often producing up to 320 medium-to-large brown eggs per year. They’re one of the most dependable hybrids when it comes to egg numbers, making them a brilliant choice for anyone wanting a steady supply.
Interesting Facts
Perfect for Families Gentle, curious, and always keen to say hello, ISA Browns are perfect for families with children. They love attention and treats, and they’re usually happy to be handled, making them ideal for first-time keepers.
Flock Compatibility ISA Browns are sociable and easy-going, getting along well with most other breeds. They don’t usually cause trouble and tend to find their place in the pecking order without fuss.