Description
The Sagitta was developed in Georgia in the early 2000s to be a hearty, dual purpose bird. They are all temperature weather hardy and handle confinement but do well as a free-range bird also. Sagitta are a cross between a Rhode Island Red, New Hampshire Red and Cornish Cross. They are a docile bird that still provide a good size broiler in a shorter time than most breeds.
ORIGIN: EARLY 2000s GEORGIA
DUAL-PURPOSE
EGGS: 190+ X-LARGE BROWN PER YEAR
AVERAGE HEN WEIGHT AT 16 WEEKS: 5 – 5.5 LBS.
AVERAGE ROOSTER WEIGHT AT 12 WEEKS: 5 LBS.
APA CERTIFIED: NO
HYBRID BREED
