Utah!

[Sambi89]

Does anyone have any cochin pulletts or hens for sale

Did you want bantams or Standard. I have bantam eggs on the way but no actual chickens yet lol.

 

[spencecat]

Hello fellow Utahns!

I was looking for a New Member page specific to Utah... there is one but it seems no one uses it. So I thought I should post here instead.

I'm a new member and a new chicken mommy. I've wanted chickens for 7 years now - ever since I read Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver while on a road trip to Phoenix. We just bought our first house in Nov 2015. We moved in in January 2016 and I picked up my most darling chooks the last week of March.

We are in Taylorsville.

I've been lurking on BYC for months.

 

[sundancenbare]

Did you want bantams or Standard. I have bantam eggs on the way but no actual chickens yet lol.

either is fine let me know what you get. I was hoping to get older pullets

 

[sundancenbare]

Hello fellow Utahns!

I was looking for a New Member page specific to Utah... there is one but it seems no one uses it. So I thought I should post here instead.

I'm a new member and a new chicken mommy. I've wanted chickens for 7 years now - ever since I read Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver while on a road trip to Phoenix. We just bought our first house in Nov 2015. We moved in in January 2016 and I picked up my most darling chooks the last week of March.

We are in Taylorsville.

I've been lurking on BYC for months.

Welcome i'm in Tville too

 

[HenOrRoo1]

I'm in Magna, almost as far West as you can get. Lots of people around us have chickens and I hear roosters often. I may possibly have a White Leghorn rooster that I would like to rehome to someone who needs/wants him as part of a flock, not to eat. I'll know for sure if Cupcake is a hen or rooster in 2-3 weeks. In the mean time, any suggestions about what to do with this chicken if it does turn out to be a rooster? My son chose it as a little bitty chick at IFA and it would break his heart if we gave it away to someone who ate it.

 

[generaldsherman]

Anyone looking for an isbar? I've got an extra cockerel. Thought he was a pullet until the twerp started crowing yesterday. Located in North Logan.

 

[Cynthia12]

I just made my first no crow collar for a little Bantam rooster we rescued. So far it's working great and I can hardly hear him crow. He eats & drinks fine. I am thinking of making these for other city rooster owners. The official "No Crow Collar" sells on Amazon for
$20-30 which I think is ridiculous! My home made collars would only cost $8-10. Do y'all think this is a good price? Here's a pic of our rooster "Bubblegum" wearing the prototype.







He has been wearing his home made collar for a few days now, and his vocalizations are quieter than the hens now....please let me know what you think.

I would buy one and try it out!

 

[Cynthia12]

Looks great My experience with crow collars was after a while they figured out how to work them

It's true, some do! I had one this yr. that would stretch his neck sideways! Smart little poop. It works with the others ..ok.. They scratch at them, and they come apart after a while. :/

 

[Cynthia12]

Does anyone have any cochin pulletts or hens for sale

I have the sweetest little black pullet. She comes right up to you. She is feathered really great! It was a decision between keeping her and my little Barred Rock. Never had a Barred Rock before, soo, will keep her for a while. She is a sweetie too.
Anyway, my black girl is POL. Not sure what to charge?

 

[Cynthia12]

Welcome i'm in Tville too

I now have a son and daughter in law that lives in Taylorsville.