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I have a 4/5 month pair (cockerel and pullet) of Lavender Orpingtons for sale. These guys are gorgeous and would look GREAT in anyone's back yard flock. I really wanted to keep them but I have WAY too many chickens at the moment and need to cut back......Email for pictures. (SOLD)

Hen is 2 years old and lays a beautiful sky blue egg. The cockerel is a year old. They are pure lavender (not split) and produce 100% lavender chicks. Please Email for pictures.

They have been breed to not be broody, but just egg layers

I have 2 three-four month old cockerel Mille Fleur d'uccle roosters that I need to get rid of. I am downsizing my flock of chickens and keeping one of my roos. They would be a great addition to your flock. I have pictures upon request. Need to get rid of as soon as possible.

I have a six month old Gold Laced Cochin Bantam that I need to get rid of. He's a great looking roo. He needs to go to a good family. Chow Mein is friendly and helped raised over 15 chicks.

Corn is perfectly fine to feed your chickens.

For some reason, even if you raise the waterer, shaving will always get in the water. It is a pain but there's nothing you can really do except clean it everyday.

Only fill the resevoir up half way. The autoturner is slow so check after 1-2 hours.

I have a Mille Fleur roo and he is definitely much more quiet than my standard breed. My roo started crowing at 4-5 months. If it is a roo, I don't think you have to worry about it breeding with yours standards. He may attempt, but I don't think you have to worry.

If the egg hatched 1 day early then the tempt is 0.5 degree high.

I agree that you should wait until day 7 to candel the eggs. Day 4 is kind of early to really tell.

There are only three things that chickens can't eat - avacados, potoato peels, and tomato plants.

It is suggested 2 square foot per large fowl, so it depends on the size of your birds and available room.

Every time I feed them scraps or let them out of their coop, I call them and they come a running.

Air will definitely dry out the egss, try adding a few drops of water onto the eggs so it's easier for the chick to break the membrane.

I am confused on how to post stuff in the for sale site. Am I missing something. It also says I need to enter my state in my profile, but it says I need to post 10 things before I can do anything.

Please post items for sale in auction format in the appropriate BSA section. Thanks