Poultry Shipping Across the USA

Willow Creek Poultry serves flock keepers across all 50 U.S. states. Use this guide to plan an order of live birds, counted hatching-egg packs or poultry supplies. An individual shipment depends on the species, destination requirements, weather and carrier arrangements.

Before you order poultry for delivery

1. Choose the exact offer. Check the named breed or species, age or stage, sex and sale unit. One bird, one male-and-female pair and one egg pack are different quantities.
2. Check your destination. Receiving states set animal-entry requirements. Review the official resources below for the species you intend to keep, including any permits, testing or health paperwork that applies.
3. Prepare for arrival. Have suitable housing, feed, water and any brooding or incubation equipment ready. Consider local weather and how you will receive the shipment promptly.
4. Review checkout. Shipping is added at checkout. Contact us with the product name and destination before ordering if eligibility or arrangements need clarification.

Birds, pairs and egg packs

Live poultry

The selected offer determines the bird’s age or stage and sex. An unsexed bird does not promise a male or female. A named male-and-female pair contains two birds. Where a young-bird minimum applies, it is shown with the selected choice. Product photographs are references and may show adults.

Hatching eggs

Select a species or breed and the stated pack size. Basket quantity counts packs: two 12-egg packs contain 24 eggs. Handling, transit and incubation can affect results; no hatch rate is guaranteed. Hatching eggs and live birds have separate listings and ordering units.

Feeders, incubators and flock-care supplies

Match the model, dimensions, capacity and pack quantity to your setup. A replacement part is the named part, not a complete machine. Use equipment and care products according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Find poultry shipping resources for your state

The links below lead to official animal-health and agriculture resources or the NASDA directory. Where no animal-health link is listed, use the NASDA directory to locate the appropriate state office. These resources help you check current entry rules; they do not confirm that a particular Willow Creek offer can ship on a particular date.

For Alaska and Hawaii, ask about the exact species, documentation and transport arrangements before ordering. Distance and destination rules can affect delivery planning.

Shipping charges and order totals

The minimum product order is $80 before shipping. Shipping is charged separately at checkout; review the displayed amount and destination before placing your order. Enter FLOCK10 at cart or checkout to receive 10% off eligible live birds when their subtotal is above $500. Egg packs, supplies and shipping are excluded from that discount.

Need help planning delivery?

Contact Willow Creek Poultry with the product name, selected option, quantity, destination state and ZIP code. Read our poultry ordering FAQs, compare hatching eggs or browse available birds and flock care.

Official destination guidance

USDA APHIS explains that receiving states maintain their own animal-entry requirements. Check APHIS state and territory entry guidance, the NASDA agriculture department directory and state animal-health official contacts for current information.

Delivery timing and arrival support

Orders paid today are scheduled for delivery the next day, with arrangements confirmed for the selected birds and destination. Canceled orders are refunded. For birds that arrive dead, email a clear photo and your order number for a replacement shipment or refund. Read our delivery, cancellation and arrival-support terms.