Okay, My chicks are $1.50
I have 1 chick shipping box and can it can hold up to 25 chicks. First response gets them. Your chicks will be put in the incubator upon responding and shipped in 21 days. I am in Missouri and cannot ship to Virginia. The chicks are $1.50 each plus $10 for shipping. I...
msgenie, I did the same thing a month ago. Ran to buy some EEs and there was 2 ladies there before and they ended up buying all 50 of them. I was so mad. What is it about the EEs?
Well it seems to me that I need to open up a chick store and go with the highest price listed. Instead of purchasing day old chicks, I will just separate mine, hatch out my own chicks (since I am only losing about 2 eggs a batch) and sell them. By the way it sounds, I would almost make a killing.
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do you ship eggs?
I would ship them COD if the Post Office allows. I may be ableto throw in a few duck eggs if you would like and really want some eggs. If I remember correctly, the PO said it would run around $8 to $10 to ship 2 dozen.
Yes $0 for hatching eggs. Is there a problem? I have eggs out the butt, so why charge. They are only cross breeds, but they are gorgoeus and some look like pure breds. Funny how that ends up. My Langshan and Cherry Egger put out a chick that looks like a pure Langshan, my Ameraucana babies look...
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Cackle Hatchery only charges $15 shipping and I think that is for 15 to 50 chicks. Cackle Hatchery is the first place I look if I am looking for chicks. They are the only ones I have ordered from that I have never had a chick die.
Lately I hatch out my own and if anyone wants to purchase, I charge $0 for hatching eggs, $1.50 for day old and up to $3.50 for older ones I sell. I usually do not sell my adults, now I will sell them when they are between 3 and 4 years old. But I will take them to auction and get whatever.