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Looking for (Ky Specks) hatching eggs or chicks to buy or a adult pair..any one know of any? you can e-mail me [email protected] thanks

Thanks for the deal they are really pretty..Thanks again

Sent you a pm interested in buying them all.. JR

I got 12 - 5 month old black sumatra chickens looks like 3 rooster 9 hens will sell 3 hens & rooster $50 or you take them all at $120 or will trade on OEG Bantams or make me an offer. If interested e-mail me at [email protected] Sumatras are primarily an ornamental breed kept for their...

Looking for a modern Banty hen or pullet. I have 3 modern silver blue roosters need to sell or sell 2 keep 1 and find a hen or pullet any color will be fine long it is a modern (long Legs) somewhere in Central Ky.. e-mail or text 859-559-1794

I would like to buy a pair of fan tail Bantams or some eggs to hatch.. e-mail me where you are at and if you can ship them.. [email protected]

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Quote: I am 70 years old and have bantams yes red pepper works to keep them laying .an old man told me this back in the 60s but I do not know about for worm control but a teespoon of tupintine in a gallon of water will take care of the worms.. old wives tale they are not tales old times knew...

It was down to 3o this am in Ky.. My roost are round about 2 inches..I have bantams in different kinds of coops..I just came in from letting them out and feeding and water them.. all is fine with them chickens can be wrapped up to much.. all you need is a wind break for them.. feed them lots of...

I raise OEG Bantams and you can make pets out of them.. I have 5 rooster and when I feed them will let me put my hands on them.. OEG are hardy and comes in different colors..I like them better than any others.. check them out here http://www.bantychicken.com/OEGBCA/varitiemain.html

If he been used to a coop and you throw him out at 15o going be hard on him..He may not make it with the cold and having other roosters around going be some fighting going on..

Quote: This is exactly what I've done with many in the past and it usually works. For those who find this to be too violent though get you a stout broom. When he comes at you whack him with the bushy end hard enough to knock him over. You're not trying to injure him, but knock him over...