Red Ranger Thighs: Out of Stock until Early July

Our Red Ranger Chicken Thighs (306) are temporarily out of stock. We expect to have them back in stock later in July. Until then, consider adding our Cornish Cross chicken thighs as a replacement.

Chicken Thighs - Ranger

$32

2 lbs avg

Box 306

$16.00/lb

On the grill or as confit - this is the best chicken you've ever had.

4 red ranger chicken thighs (2 per pack)

Bone-in

This is a flat rate box, weight vary.

These are from our famous Red Ranger breed. These will cook up differently than the factory chicken you may be used to. They are fantastic. This is my favorite fresh cut of chicken we offer.

Here are some cooking tips specifically for this cut - hope you enjoy!

Learn more about the two chicken breeds we offer here.

Chicken Thigh - Cornish

$32

2.7 lbs avg

Box 348

$11.85/lb

Bone-in Cornish Thighs

6 Skin-on thighs (3 to a pack)

These are the breed of chicken you'd find in the grocery or farmers' market. We take special care to slow their growth down so they can live a good life. Other management practices push them to grow so fast there is no way for this breed to live good, humane life.

You can read all about our standards for raising them as well as their taste, health and environmental impact here.

This is a flat rate box, weights will vary

Tips for Perfectly Cooked Chicken Thighs

Slower growth birds take a little getting used to cooking. We put together some tips to get the perfectly cooked chicken thigh.

What's the Difference Between Cornish Cross and Red Ranger?

Wondering what, exactly, the difference is between the Red Ranger and the Cornish Cross?

The Red Ranger is a heritage breed and the Cornish Cross is the breed you will typically find in the grocery store. Back when we started offering Cornish Cross chicken in 2018, we wrote this to give more detail about the differences between the two.