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post #1 of 6

3/19/12 at 12:46pm

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I have 4 male pheasants, last years hatch, that I would like to sell. I have 2 red goldens, 1 silver, and 1 yellow golden. What would be a fair price for each bird? I do have someone interested in them but I am just not sure what to price them. Thanks for any info.

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3/19/12 at 10:24pm

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I don't have any silvers, but I sell my Goldens, red and yellow, year old for $40 each. Hope that helps.

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3/20/12 at 4:29am

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Thanks, that does help!

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3/20/12 at 10:17am

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A lot depends on your location and how available they are there. I would love to get $40 for yearling males. In my area the yearling males this time of year bring $15-20 - older, fully-colored ones and hens would bring more.

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3/21/12 at 12:30am

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Your certainly right ranit. Its all a question of location and supply and demand. I get $13 for Golden and Amherst day olds and don't have any problem selling them. I wish I could get a truck load of birds from Illinois at those prices. Don't let them go too cheap poultrylady. You can cut your prices a lot easier than increase them.

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3/21/12 at 10:33am