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a pair of adult Muscovy ducks(drake is black) $40, extra females $20 each spring hatched but pretty much full grown Pekin ducks $25 a pair, $50 for a trio guinea keets $3 each 6/$15.00 adult black east Indie duck trios $65, pairs $45 black east indie ducklings $30 a pair Adult Guinea fowl...

guinea keets newly hatched $3 each 6/$15 white call ducks- adult pairs $25 a pair australian spotted ducks- spring hatched pair $25 a few Naked Neck chicks, and a few black sumatra crossed with naked neck chicks. one PAIR of older well started very nice looking naked neck juveniles...

I have some hatched in the incubator and some hatched by their moms..... the ones from the incubator are 6/$20 and you gotta take all 6 the ones with their Moms are $5 each you can take 1 or all of each hatch. mostly pieds.

I've been contacted by someone who attended the Litchfield chickenstock- he wants to plan one for skowhegan, using the Tractor Supply parking lot. a) anyone interested? b) time frame? end of month? next month? next year? IMO end of month is too soon, but that's what he's wanting to do...

various ages/sizes and colors. including a new hatch of 25-35 due on Aug 4th. newly hatched $3 each. prices go up from there based on age to $10. can you build a 4 x8 x 2 chicken coop for me using 1" chicken wire all around ? (aka chicken tractor) that's worth 25-30 newly hatched...

I have 9 turken/naked neck chicks (some are feather necks it happens in the best of families) hatched about a week. I have 6 standard rhode island red chicks out of a flock that gets shown as well as used for egg production also about a week old. So I have a total of 15 chicks...

I like leghorns, but white is boring as all get out....plus everyone's got'em! Anyone got any blacks or reds (not brown) out there?? brown leghorns up here get confused with some other breeds and it's hard to convince folks otherwise... I've seen them in obscure places- but you can usually...

I had some that came from a guy in NC I think....they were so much tamer than my black sumatras. and they laid brown eggs unlike the blacks....I took a temp job out of state and left them w/someone to babysit, and none survived the stay there. regardless of egg color......... I'd like to...

well started and outdoors w/o lights or heat. $5 each. I have 6-8 of these plus others Please note that I do not have electricity or the internet easily at home. So phone is the fastest least time consuming way to reach me. Leave a message including your phone number and I will call you...

These are from a show flock, nice type. I simply have too many. small, typey very few even have any dreaded white!! $60/trio which is one drake and two female ducks. the best way to reach me if my telephone! I don't get on line as often cuz I don't have electricity out here! I'll call...

Polish crested, nice quality on most of them BUT the colors of the parent birds were mixed, i.e. some were blue, some were black w/black crest, some were golden laced..........quite a few blue chicks. $7 each well started outside w/o heat or lights. or 6/$30 Silkies backyard quality not from...

I'm new and this site could be very helpful....but there is simply a dizzying array of posts to wade through, the search thing didn't help...so I'm putting in a new post hoping someone will a)put in all the shows/swaps in Maine they know of or b) point me to the right place to look. Also...

Polish crested, nice quality on most of them BUT the colors of the parent birds were mixed, i.e. some were blue, some were black w/black crest, some were golden laced..........quite a few blue chicks. $5 each well started outside w/o heat or lights. Silkies backyard quality not from super...

I have quite a few newly hatched guinea keets, pearls, pieds and lavenders. all my colors are run together this year, so even if you got all pearls, you will likely get a few of the fancies hatching next year. Anyhoo, newly hatched $4 each. I'd rather not ship, I would have to drive 30+ miles...

My brother and I are making these 5 compartment poultry transport coops. I have been showing chickens/ducks and guineas about 3 years, and getting everybody there has been a challenge. So looking at what everyone else was using, and my own needs, I set up a design, and then my brother and I...