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Anyone want an Olive Egger Cockerel?(welsummer/legbar from Cackle hatchery) He's about 10 months old. He a great boy: Tidbits, even over non edible things. Finds 'nests'. Doesn't over mate even his favorite hens. Not aggressive to people, dogs and cats or even my other rooster. Could always...

Me too, I like them but they don't thrive with my flock, one is a bit bald from being pecked

Hi all, I'm trying to rehome my 2 Penciled Rock hens, (the Gerties) they're about 16 months old from McMurray. They have chronic squishy crops but they don't seem to need crop bras or suffer from any related crop issues. They are low ranking hens here, so they need a small flock of calm hens...

"Don't make me get my angry eyes!"

I'm trying to pad out my order from Murray McMurray, does anyone need chicks for next year but not interested in a full order? I can toss them in.

Thank you very much for the offer :] but I've already accepted another offer. Also Safford is well over 3 hours away from me and I don't think my car could make that haul.

Hi all, does anyone have 1-2-3 extra Calm hens I can buy off you? They don't have to be laying anymore. I have one chicken left after unchecked predation while I was evacuated a few months ago. ( I wasn't able to take them, I didn't know about the fire until we were told to get out) I'd like...

Oh my, thanks for letting me know!

It's pouring rain! :yesss:

Anybody traveling to Eastern Tennessee/Western North Carolina (Fletcher, to be exact) at any point and willing to bring hatching eggs back with them? Just a thought...Thanks!

I found some dark Pullet chicks in show low, I saw some buff or partridge brahmas but they were hatching eggs . ..for $50... they are pretty but I'd rather order some Barnevelder eggs for that money.

Thank you! I didn't see that earlier.

Hey guys, does anyone know anyone who has some Brahma hens/pullets? My Brahma (10-12lbs) Rooster is wearing out my smaller hens (6-7 lbs sopping wet), he needs some girls his size. Thanks!

I don't think it would work with your coop, they work for venting attics or sheds, closed spaces.

A whirly bird is one of those metal Chef Hat things, the wind blows the turbine and it sucks hot air out the top. Not sure it would work on a open air coop.

About 18" - 20", still snowing.

About 12-14" and still snowing heavily.

I have plenty of bedding but not as much feed as I'd like, but unless we get 2 feet of snow, we'll be fine.

Sorry, I don't mean to post twice.