Arizona Chicken Breeders/Sellers: need your info

[Sock Puppet]

I am trying to find Chicken breeders that are located here in AZ. Ive had a hard time trying to find those that breed and/or sell chickens in this state.

I plan on putting this info on my blog. (located my avatar) if you are interested.

Please post your...

Farm Name:
Website/blog:
Contact Info:
Breeds:
Comments:

Would you like to be listed on my blog? Yes or no

Thank you so much for helping with this.

 

[KVKC Ranch]

Your page doesn't come up. Are still out there?

 

[huppfarm]

* I'm looking for laying pullets and hens locally on the West Side of Phoenix - from I-10 - north to Congress, AZ . So far I've seen prices from $10 to $50. Which is Insane when I can order pullets or hens online, for $3 each. Or 15 for $41.

I'm looking for Favorelles, Delawares, and Stars. Pretty much the Low end of the Pecking Order. Maybe a few Gold Helmeted hens.

If anyone finds real deals, let me know. If I don't find some girls soon, I'm going to order my Laying Girls next week. *

I am going to reply in defense of those of US who spend hundreds of dollars buying incubators, hatching eggs, doing research on the best breeders for quality stock, building chicken runs, hen houses, using quality feeds , probiotics, wormers, preventive tick and mite formulas, electricity for incubators, brooding lights, ect. ect. ect.
We have the right to ask for what ever price we believe our birds are worth, considering the investment of years of experience developing nice birds so the public has a choice between purchasing beautiful, well bred animals that comply with the "Standard of Perfection", vs. raggedy yard birds purchased from some hatchery that produces thousands of birds with no consideration of pedigree or breeding pen process.
So, yeah, you can buy cheap birds online or from any hatchery, but don't complain about prices when obviously, you don't know the dedication side of raising poultry from the egg to the end result.
You want cheap? Point and Click, its easy! But don't complain if you haven't been there done that.......

 

[Ariel301]

I don't have my flock up and going yet, but I'm working on it. When I get them and they start laying I'll offer chicks and eggs for sale. It would be nice to have a list of breeders in the state though!

Farm Name: (no farm name) Jordan and Alyssa Noble
Website/Blog: none, but I am on facebook, so feel free to contact me there
Contact Info: [email protected]
Breeds: Crossbred Layers, D'Uccle, Bantam Cornish
Comments: Located in Kingman, Arizona--we also have dairy goat kids available in spring

Oh, and you can list me if you want, though I won't have any chickens for sale for a few months.

 

[Sock Puppet]

Thanks Alyssa. I will add you to my list

Whats the link to your facebook?

 

[acmeacres]

Oooh, I'd love to be added if I can

Farm Name: Acme Acres
Website/blog: www.azpainthorses.com & www.pawsitivefoods.com
Contact Info: Julie - horsepimp at msn.com
Breeds: Coturnix Quail, Blue Laced Red Wyandottes, Blue Wyandottes, Amerecaunas, Dark Brahamas.
Comments:

Would you like to be listed on my blog? Yes!

 

[Sock Puppet]

Quote:
Ive added you to my blog. Thank you!

 

[tofuranch]

Please post your...

Farm Name-- What Came First Hatchery
Website/blog on-- Facebook under Gretchen Skinner (for now)
Contact Info [email protected]
Breeds--- Rhode Island Red,White Rock, Barred Rock, Americana, Black Cochin -these are available now-more coming soon
Comments

Would you like to be listed on my blog? Yes


I didn't notice this until today, here is some of my info..it is the stuff that is not going to change

 

[Sock Puppet]

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Ok, just added you. Thank you!

 

[huppfarm]

this is a great idea! good job!

Hupp Farm
Duncan , Az

[email protected] or [email protected]

we sell or trade hatching eggs on request to maintain a freshness of stock for shipments. depending
on the amount of eggs will depend on the time to gather and save them.

breeding and showing black australorps along with blue, black, and splash orpingtons
we usually sell birds at the Greenlee County Fair in sept.

we are the 4-H poultry project leaders for the area, and are in the midst of creating BLUE AUSTRALORPS! so as to get this
beautiful variety established and accepted in the "American standard of perfection."

Anyone and everyone is invited to start raising blue australorps so we can have more birds at the shows across America!
Interested? give us some of your email replies and we will do some talking!


Our best wishes to you all
happy hatchings!

Chet & Berta