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post #511 of 2277
3/12/12 at 1:18pm
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How about olive eggers? The olive colored eggs are unusual and kids love them. I have two F1 olive egger one year old's that I can retire early. I'm being swamped with olive egger eggs right now! LOL

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post #512 of 2277
3/12/12 at 1:22pm
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Hi Idaho!! 

 

A tangent thread:  My arrangements to purchase 10 welsummer POL pullets and a roo tomorrow JUST FELL THROUGH!!  After the supplier told me I could pick them up, today he tells me he doesn't have them.  Oh, I am pretty disappointed and I was counting on the eggs as I supply a number of folks their eating eggs.  My arrangements were made ten days ago and I really lost time with this news.

 

Does anyone have or know of a small laying flock that I could buy?  I did my homework when I chose the Welsummers and am now not sure what breed to go with but was counting on a dual purpose breed.  I have plans for BCMarans, and BBS Orpingtons already in the works, so not those.

 

I am willing to drive pretty much anywhere in Idaho to get my layers.  I am experienced in raising, have new coops, the flock(s) will be raised on pasture and the offspring will be raised organically... not certified.  I am not NPIP.  

 

Anybody?  Thanks so much for a reply...

 

Beth from Harpster, Idaho

 

Edit:  I am planning on attending Chickenstock in Idaho Falls and will also be in So. Idaho end of April picking up new chicks... but I'd sure like to get some layers soon!!


Hi Beth! Have you tried searching on Craigs List using the key work chick, chickens, or hens? I'm a frequent browser and see laying hens for sale pretty frequently, but not Welsummers. I just saw today 4 barred rocks for sale located in Emmett on Craig's List and they are great brown egg layers!

 

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post #513 of 2277
3/12/12 at 8:42pm
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I have a Golden Sex Link 10 1/2 mo old, that lays huge eggs every single day---and a SLW that lays 4-5/week, but her tail is plucked/chewed, does not affect the eggs but hard to sell her because of appearance. Both for $10, very healthy, DE used, I am in Utah but would drive to Preston (Very southern Idaho) I do not know if that would help at all but the offer is there smile.png



Oh, how I wish I could "beam us up Scottie" so that I could take you up on this offer!  I figure that I am 10 hours away from Preston, Idaho.  I so so so appreciate this offer and knew that I would get at least moral support from everyone here at BYC.  Are you going to make it to RMC in Idaho Falls in May?  I'd like to say hi and thanks, Beth

 

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post #514 of 2277
3/12/12 at 8:44pm
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How about olive eggers? The olive colored eggs are unusual and kids love them. I have two F1 olive egger one year old's that I can retire early. I'm being swamped with olive egger eggs right now! LOL



Hi Michelle, I wonder if I can take you up on this offer when I come pick up my chicks from you?  I will PM you about it later.  Thanks so much for trying to come to my rescue.  I am in a bind but I wll find a way to figure it out and soon.  Thanks!!  Beth

 

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post #515 of 2277
3/12/12 at 8:46pm
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Hi Beth! Have you tried searching on Craigs List using the key work chick, chickens, or hens? I'm a frequent browser and see laying hens for sale pretty frequently, but not Welsummers. I just saw today 4 barred rocks for sale located in Emmett on Craig's List and they are great brown egg layers!

 



Becca, today I have been scouring Craigslist and have come up with some leads in N. Idaho and Washington!  I may only have to drive 4-5 hours to get my new layers.  Not the breed(s) I was hoping for but that's life and something good will come of this I am pretty sure.  I think I am going to see some new country on the Palouse while trying to find these places.  Thanks so much!!

 

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post #516 of 2277
3/12/12 at 8:48pm
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Oh, how I wish I could "beam us up Scottie" so that I could take you up on this offer!  I figure that I am 10 hours away from Preston, Idaho.  I so so so appreciate this offer and knew that I would get at least moral support from everyone here at BYC.  Are you going to make it to RMC in Idaho Falls in May?  I'd like to say hi and thanks, Beth

Oh that is way too far lol!! I am going to try to do chickenstock smile.png I will keep an eye out for ya!

~Lisa   the overworked pet to a flock of 45 spoiled girls and 1 handsome boy: Turkens, Rocks, Sexlinks,  Houdans, Marans, Olive EE's, EE's, Ameraucanas, Polish,  Showgirls, a Delaware.

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~Lisa   the overworked pet to a flock of 45 spoiled girls and 1 handsome boy: Turkens, Rocks, Sexlinks,  Houdans, Marans, Olive EE's, EE's, Ameraucanas, Polish,  Showgirls, a Delaware.

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post #517 of 2277
3/14/12 at 8:13am

Hello from Boise. I'm new to chickens. I picked up 2 Barred Rocks, 2 Buff Orpingtons, and 1 Ameraucana on Saturday.

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post #518 of 2277
3/14/12 at 8:21am
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Hello from Boise. I'm new to chickens. I picked up 2 Barred Rocks, 2 Buff Orpingtons, and 1 Ameraucana on Saturday.

welcome-byc.gif Congratulations! You are going to have soooo much fun smile.png

~Lisa   the overworked pet to a flock of 45 spoiled girls and 1 handsome boy: Turkens, Rocks, Sexlinks,  Houdans, Marans, Olive EE's, EE's, Ameraucanas, Polish,  Showgirls, a Delaware.

http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/la-casa-de-pollos-member-page

 

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~Lisa   the overworked pet to a flock of 45 spoiled girls and 1 handsome boy: Turkens, Rocks, Sexlinks,  Houdans, Marans, Olive EE's, EE's, Ameraucanas, Polish,  Showgirls, a Delaware.

http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/la-casa-de-pollos-member-page

 

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post #519 of 2277
3/16/12 at 5:49pm

Hi and welcome!  You have a nice combination of chickens!  Enjoy! ya.gif

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post #520 of 2277
3/17/12 at 12:41pm
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Hello from Boise. I'm new to chickens. I picked up 2 Barred Rocks, 2 Buff Orpingtons, and 1 Ameraucana on Saturday.



Great fun!!  And this group knows so much you will learn alot.  ep.gif

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