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Originally Posted by crazychickenwom View Post


I sure did get more than just the chicks, I think I picked his brain for all I could before I let him leave! LOL fl.gif   He was so nice and down to earth, I don't think I could ask for a nicer breeder to get my chicks from!

 

As for your chicks, I am looking forward to hearing how the buckeyes do in the heritage class and wish you the best of luck with the Comets, Turkeys, and hamburgs... isn't this all sooooooo exciting?!?!celebrate.gif

 

Indeed it is. I'm hoping to get the Golden comets this evening or tomorrow. Next month is when the chaos will hit between picking up chicks on Monday or Tuesday and poults on Thursday the week of the 16th (plus my oldest daughter's birthday is the 17th, so that's part of the chaos too). We should be plenty covered over in fuzzy butt chicks shortly. It's going to be a fun summer.
 

 

Raising America's premiere dual-purpose chicken created and perfected in the Buckeye state - Buckeyes.

Also raising Regal red turkeys.

 

http://www.americanbuckeyeclub.org/

http://www.americanbuckeyeclub.blogspot.com/

 

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Raising America's premiere dual-purpose chicken created and perfected in the Buckeye state - Buckeyes.

Also raising Regal red turkeys.

 

http://www.americanbuckeyeclub.org/

http://www.americanbuckeyeclub.blogspot.com/

 

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Originally Posted by TERRY4 View Post

Does anyone get started pullets? We don't wanna raise them. And has anyone got a check from polk ohio?


We got started pullets from Meyer last year and have loved them. We had fresh eggs all winter.

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I've heard that statred pullets sometimetimes have their beaks trimmed.  Did those pullets from Meyer have trimmed beaks?

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Well I got my 6 from RKO in Woooooster!!! haha!!! So,I'm going with 18 this year!!!! Boy is it nice out!!!! I put them in the chicken tractor I built last year...Just brought them in,,they must of had fun,,,,they are all sound asleep!!!!!D.gif

Enjoying the country life!!!!!
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post #1465 of 3673

hi

I'm in Hinckley Ohio

new to chickens and this web site

looking to start out with 5 red sex-link laying pullets not chicks

 

I talked to Myer hatchery and the started pullets have trimed beaks


Edited by 98cummins - 3/17/12 at 7:55pm
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Congrats to all the new chicken farmers!!!! They are a blast,,,even I can do it...Over in the Washington DC area,,,1 dozen med eggs $2.99..I'm going for $2.00 on mine..large!!Aldi's is selling at $1.29 last time in..It does vary from week to week I've noticed.Location and avaible will matter..I have 18 now,,Building fort know the keep the critters out....learned a lot last year,,,You newbies...look out for predators!!! Death from above and on the ground!!! Kevinep.gifep.gif

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We have been lucky in Ohio the last week or so,,,,I've had my chicks out over the weekend,,,what fun!!!! I hope the weather last,,,tomarrow is the first day of spring!!!! wooo hoooo!!!!!! Garden to plow and other stuff!!!! Keep your fingers crossed!!!! Kevin

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Coshocton Ohio here. I see egg prices from $1.00 to $3.00 per dozen. I refuse to sell them for less than $2.00 dozen. I will refer a person elsewhere for cheaper eggs and most of the time they go ahead and pay me. I won't do it for nothing. I would rather donate them. Usually, any left over get fed to the hogs or back to the chickens.

Give a man a fish and feed him for a day, teach him to fish and feed him for a lifetime.

 

Chicken- God's perpetual food source.

 

Producer of Heritage Tamwork Pork, the Bacon Pig, and Freedom Ranger Poultry

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Give a man a fish and feed him for a day, teach him to fish and feed him for a lifetime.

 

Chicken- God's perpetual food source.

 

Producer of Heritage Tamwork Pork, the Bacon Pig, and Freedom Ranger Poultry

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If they are paying 1.00 they are probably buying from the Amish, and that's OK. I hope they realize that they don;t know how old, and to be sure they are not kept in the frig for storage.

As you know if  your from Coshocton, Local Bounty has my eggs, Windy Hill Berry Farm and Vineyard and we sell them for 2.75. Strawberry Hill has organic and sell for 3.00.

We can not reuse cartons( State Health Regs) so we have and added cost of 35/carton etc. Add up your costs and you will find your labor isn't worth much.

I would like to see more of y our posts.

M


Edited by keenecowboy - 3/20/12 at 2:39pm

 

You can check us out on Facebook. Windy Hill Berry Farm and Vineyard. Up to the minute news and notes

 

We have added our Local Bounty Facebook. This is a coop store which promotes local produce and home produced products. Check out the store.

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You can check us out on Facebook. Windy Hill Berry Farm and Vineyard. Up to the minute news and notes

 

We have added our Local Bounty Facebook. This is a coop store which promotes local produce and home produced products. Check out the store.

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I sell exclusively to coworkers for $2.  I get the impression they would pay more if I asked for it. (They are mostly earth mothers.)   My feed costs are $120 per month for 43.  I get about 20-23 per day.

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