Wicked Feathers NewIberia

03/13/2026

🐓 Roosters UFD, all info on each bird is in their pics, please read ALL descriptions before PMing. Delivery beyond New Iberia will be extra depending on distance.
All Hens Sold

Location New Iberia LA.

02/10/2026

*sighs*
meet Edna, one of our 2 year old Easter Eggers. Edna developed Pendulous Crop, an issue effecting the elasticity in her crop and proper digestion. While we are hoping this issue can be resolved within a few weeks, we know the long term outcome will more than likely be her needing a chicken bra for the rest of her natural life. This will require removing and changing the bra daily if her crop doesn’t restore to its normal size.
For now Edna will be temporarily offsite from the farm living with us. If the issue doesn’t resolve itself in a couple of weeks, she will more than likely be looking for a new home with someone who can care for this issue daily.

We will keep you posted. For now, enjoy chicken bra 🐓👙

02/08/2026

Hi all, long time without a post! Here’s a small update!
TLDR; we always have easter egger hatching eggs available! Just shoot a message our way! New projects coming soon in 2027 🫶🏼

While our farm is still chugging along with more chickens than we’ve ever had at once, we haven’t been able to commit to future projects as much as we’d hoped for due to us still living offsite from the animals.

While carrying my third baby (due in August 2026) I found out that my umbilical hernia i’ve been dealing with the past 5 years is giving me more complications than I originally planned on. This immediately set me back mentally and physically with moving forward on several planned projects for our 2026 year. I will be having surgery in the next month or two, recovering from that with my two little ones running around, and also maintaining a healthy pregnancy until August, where I will again have to recover from birth.

We have the animals for so many projects to finally get going, but with me being off my feet for a while, and also bringing a new member of the family into this world, it’s just near impossible to get them going at all right now. Maybe towards the end of this year we will be better equipped and suited to start, but the main things I would love to focus on is the quality of all of our breeding programs.

Project 1: Ayam Cemani’s. While I have cemani’s penned together, they aren’t good quality and def need bloodlines to help us get to the SOP goal of the breed. This project has been going on for 3 years already with still no turn-around sadly. This is a high-cull breed, and I very much want to commit to quality of the birds before selling any offspring. While I know of a few locals with different bloodlines, we’ve chosen not to add to our already existing flock until we have moved onto the farm with them.

Project 2: Zombie’s. Even though low quality cemani’s are good for zombie projects, and we have the leghorns on the farm to begin — integrating them and being able to watch for discourse and other potential issues, as well as fertilization, hasn’t been in the cards for us either. Hatching Zombie eggs and selling sexed chicks is the overall goal, but with us living offsite planning incubation/hatches and brooding is proving to be too challenging to begin at the moment. This is another project I’ve waited 3 years to begin. We’d finally obtained our leghorns last summer and they just started laying about 2 months ago. Sadly, I see us needing more in the future to even begin this project once again.

Project 3: Fibro Easter Eggers. Just as the name sounds and the google search shows, they are beautiful, fibromelanistic birds that lay standard easter egger colors (blue/green/pink) instead of the standard cream/white that ayam cemani’s and zombie’s lay on their own. While I have plenty of AC’s, Amerucana’s and EE’s to launch this project, penning them together, observing behaviors, and quality checking hatches is again just not doable for the better part of this year for us.

Project 4: Olive Eggers. This would be a new endeavor for us to take on, as we have a range of Olive layers but no dark/chocolate layers/roos to pair with them. This is a project we aren’t yet fully set up for, as I would need to add Marans to our flock, and good quality Marans are a pretty penny we just can’t spare at the moment.

Project 5: Amerucana’s. We have one single breeding pair for this project, which seems like the only “doable” project for us as collecting and hatching could move quickly with staggered hatches and planned buyers. But, again, quality is an issue we will have controlling until we are able add more hens to our already existing pair.

Project 6: Meat Rabbits. While we already offer “meat mutts” as many refer to mixed breed rabbits, I am not satisfied with the poundage at the age of culling. We get some amazing colors and fur types from our experimenting, but we’re ready to move away from the surprises and be more planned.
—We would like to expand our Rex program, and not just expand, but we would have to completely start from scratch. Our pioneer doe to all of our meat mutts, G, is turning 4 this year. While she is a fantastic mother, I learned not long after purchasing her from someone local, that she is indeed a Mini Rex and not a Standard Rex. She would be retired and new Standard Rex’s brought in.
—Flemish Giants are my favorite breed, not only for their warm personalities, but for the obvious reason of how big they get and how much meat they can produce. We have 1 sterile male also turning 4 this year, and what I am assuming *is* a breeding pair but again — they aren’t pedigreed, so I have no clue if they are truly 100% Flemish or mixed with another larger breed. Not knowing this limits my control on quality and doesn’t give others the confidence to buy. So this is another project we in turn would have to start from scratch, just like with the Rex’s.
^buying “pure bred” rabbits from backyard breeders who do not pedigree has ended up hurting us more than helping us continue to grow. And that is our own fault.

With all that being said, we are going to be on the back burner even longer for the next half year at least. I will always have easter egger hatching eggs available, as there is constantly a consistent pen of them year round with 2 roos watching over the hens. But as far as any hatching eggs from any of the other listed projects — it’s a no go from us until we do test hatches and sell to our buyers with confidence.

Thanks for reading if you made it this far! 🌙🪶🪺

12/28/2025

🍂Jira is hopping off to his furever home today! Super excited for this sweet boy to start his new journey! 🐇💜

‼️We have 2 nz/rex growouts left, both just made 1 year, one Doe and one Buck, check our page or message us for more details!

12/22/2025

Easter Egger roo ufd New Iberia, looking for his own flock of ladies since current roo in charge won’t let him close

12/21/2025

Nz/Rex Bucks UFD New Iberia

2 Bucks

(PENDING) Jira 🍂 — 6 months, he is a super sweet and social boy. Eager for pets and treats. He is an F2 back cross, which resulted in him and all but one of his siblings to have plush/rex type fur. I’m new to rabbit breeding but this was something neat to discover lol.

Saturn 🪐 — 12 months, just made a year this past week. F1 nz/rex. Pic of him is older from September when he was in the middle of molt, I can get a better pic upon request, he’s a nervous boy so he’s always on the move when i’m trying to snap a pic. Saturn has a standard type coat, like what a typical NZ would have.

Both are heat hardy/tolerant as well.

Pick up in New Iberia—Loreauville area.

Message for additional info and price 💲NG

10/15/2025

To celebrate the start of our journey shipping eggs, as well as hitting 300 followers, I thought it would be fun to put together our first g!veaway!

The w!nner will receive a 16 count of our assorted Coturnix quail hatching eggs (free shipping!)

How to Enter:
1️⃣ Follow our page if you aren’t already
2️⃣ Like this post
3️⃣ Share this post (must be public)
4️⃣ Comment “done” after steps 1-3 are complete!

I will close the comments on this post on October 22nd at 4:00pm. The w!nner will be announced on October 22nd at 8:00pm 🏆

The w!nner will be announced publicly on this page. Please be wary of sc@mmers and f@ke accounts ⚠️ We will not reach out to you asking for any personal information or to click any special links.

Good luck, and thank you for participating! ☺️

08/29/2025

08/29/2025

Let’s be honest — Blocking people in Cemani community isn’t about “safety.” It’s about silencing competition, censoring criticism, and controlling the narrative. Period.

Do I believe in blocking people? Personally, no. And why? I have a whopping 3 people on my block list.

Cause here’s the reality: blocking doesn’t work. There are always ways around it. Blocking has become the go-to tool for those who can’t defend their own positions. Instead of standing firm, addressing criticism, or backing up claims with facts, they hit the block button and pretend the problem disappears. But it doesn’t.

Information travels.

Screenshots spread.

Conversations continue.

And every time someone hides behind censorship, it only exposes insecurity and fear of transparency.

Free speech and transparency are the lifeblood of any healthy community. Constructive criticism and differing opinions aren’t “attacks.” They’re part of progress. Taking every disagreement as an insult is a weakness, not strength. If someone’s entire response to criticism is the block button, it says more about them than it does about the person they silenced.

Think about it: if someone claims to “share freely” while at the same time blocking hundreds of people — what are they really afraid of? Because let’s be real, death threats and vulgar trolls don’t add up to hundreds. What does add up is anyone who dares to disagree, ask the hard questions, or point out uncomfortable truths.

This community thrives on honesty, accountability, and open dialogue. Constructive criticism isn’t “slander.” Different opinions aren’t “negativity.” They’re the lifeblood of progress. Silencing them doesn’t protect the breed — it protects fragile egos.

And let’s not forget: monopolies don’t just happen through money. They happen when one voice drowns out others by force — by controlling the flow of information, erasing comments, using power to influence others to erase comments, and shutting down anyone who threatens the illusion of dominance. That’s not leadership. That’s manipulation.

Respect isn’t built by demanding silence. It’s built by facing questions, owning mistakes, and proving yourself through action — not censorship.

At the end of the day, the truth doesn’t need protection. It doesn’t need filters. And it doesn’t fear criticism.

If someone’s first instinct is to block, deflect, and control — you have to ask yourself: what exactly are they trying to hide? -The Cemani Preserve

08/29/2025

Sweet BabyTurkey’s 🦃 🖤

08/26/2025

I have 1✨PET QUALITY✨ Ayam Cemani
🐓ROOSTER🐓 up for grabs in New Iberia.

💫PET QUALITY: Mulberry/floppy combs, white toe, grey tongues, poor fibro but no leakage. They are not up to the SOP (standard of perfection) for the Ayam Cemani breed, which is why im selling them as PET quality not SOP quality.

Dad is pictured behind the eldest Roo in the second image. Dad is not up for discussion, hens are not up for discussion. (ELDEST COCKEREL PENDING)

LAST ROOSTER IS 5 MONTHS 2️⃣0️⃣💲

*the pics posted are the only recent pictures i have — they are for reference i will NOT go and take pictures, sorry, but they’re as pet quality for that reason*

💫recap — only 1 pet quality roosters are up for discussion, not the father nor his hens, in NEW IBERIA, LA💫