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Is this hatchery good? Do the chicks mostly survive in shipping? Do they always get the breeds that you ordered right? Is there a sexing guarantee? I am thinking about ordering chicks from them and i want to get what what i ordered.

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Jumping over rivers, Swinging through the trees, Creeping through the forest, Crunching through the leaves.
Racing through the fields, Splashing through the falls, Padding through the moonbeams, Dancing through the halls.
Creatures of the forest, This is what they see. Creatures of the forest, Once was, Always be. Written By Yours Truly
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welcome-byc.gif What hatchery are you planning on using?

LF brahmas in Buff and Light

Coming soon: Wheaten/blue wheaten Ameraucanas and hopefully white Leghorns

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LF brahmas in Buff and Light

Coming soon: Wheaten/blue wheaten Ameraucanas and hopefully white Leghorns

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chickens for backyards

Jumping over rivers, Swinging through the trees, Creeping through the forest, Crunching through the leaves.
Racing through the fields, Splashing through the falls, Padding through the moonbeams, Dancing through the halls.
Creatures of the forest, This is what they see. Creatures of the forest, Once was, Always be. Written By Yours Truly
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Jumping over rivers, Swinging through the trees, Creeping through the forest, Crunching through the leaves.
Racing through the fields, Splashing through the falls, Padding through the moonbeams, Dancing through the halls.
Creatures of the forest, This is what they see. Creatures of the forest, Once was, Always be. Written By Yours Truly
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post #4 of 6

I have never heard of them. I have only had one bad experiance with a hatchery. I ordered silkies through cackle hatchery and they were in the mail for a week. Five of the fifteen ended up dead. They wouldnt refund my money either. All the other hatcheries i have used have been fine. Usually one dead. They always get the breeds right enless they ship an extra mystery bird.

LF brahmas in Buff and Light

Coming soon: Wheaten/blue wheaten Ameraucanas and hopefully white Leghorns

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LF brahmas in Buff and Light

Coming soon: Wheaten/blue wheaten Ameraucanas and hopefully white Leghorns

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chickens for backyards



I got my first chicks from them.  I ordered pullets and got only pullets and the breeds were correct.  They arrived healthy and on time (from Texas to Maryland).  I still have these girls and love them dearly.  However,  I've since decided to work only with breeders and hatch my own when possible. Good luck with your chicks.  You will love them regardless of where you get them.  And, maybe you will want to get a larger coop than you think you will need because whatever number of chickens you start with will never be enough!  Welcome to the dark side  wee.gif

No time for moderation.

 

I can quit hatching any time I want. . .  I do not have a problem. . .

 

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No time for moderation.

 

I can quit hatching any time I want. . .  I do not have a problem. . .

 

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post #6 of 6

Did you order yet?

Did you decide to go with Chickens for Backyards?

 

I'm also considering them.

I didn't like the fact that a)  you pay for the whole order up front, and b) they can't tell you the exact ship date until after you've ordered and paid.

 

Would love to know if you've decided to use them.

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