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I have chickens available for sale: Rare Blue and Splash Australorp POL Pullets in Central NC Point-of-Lay Pullets in Central NC Rare Blue and Splash Australorp CMAles in Central NC

Great News here! WRAL says it's only going up to about 91 rather than 98. Much nicer for both reenactors and visitors. :)

Speaking of central North Carolina, Saturday is the Battle Reenactment at the House In the Horseshoe historic site -- a Revolutionary War battle site where the house has actual bullet holes in it. The event is from 10 to 4, with the actually reenactment at 2pm (come early for better parking...

I've been so crazy busy lately with a lot of stress at work and haven't been able to really market my rare Blue and Splash Australorps. If anyone in central NC is looking for Blue and Splash cockerels and pullets (limited quantity), please contact me.

I don't have any blue layers yet. Carthage Farm supply is supposed to get Whiting True Blues next week and I hope to get some. They told me they're about done for the season. I hatch a batch most months so anytime you might want some Blue Australorps or Australorp crosses ask about...

It's late in the season for chicks, but I know that Carthage Farm Supply had bantams this week. I personally have some for-sale birds right now: Australorp and Australorp Cross Chickens in Moore County, NC 8-week started pullets and cockerels, mostly.

Here are a few of my articles: https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/repecka-illustrates-coop-ventilation.77659/ https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/hot-climate-chicken-housing-and-care.77263/ https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/using-deep-bedding-in-a-small-coop.76343/

About 1/3 of my girls go broody. I haven't had a broody raise chicks yet -- mainly because I had a snake problem last summer.

I'm in Moore County and will have Blue/Black/Splash Australorp and Australorp Cross chicks at various points up until June. They're hatchery stock, not show breeder birds.

I'm looking for hatching eggs in Moore County. https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/central-nc-looking-for-whiting-true-blues-and-or-french-cuckoo-marans.1568984/

We only have one Cochin and she's my son's pet hen so she's permanent. The girl is an overachiever. She was molting and ought not to have been laying at all, but I have 5 crosses to prove that she was going strong mid-molt.

No, but I have a new batch coming up. About 12 weeks old or so -- hatched October 9th. I haven't sorted them out very well yet, but there are several handsome Australorp x Silver-Laced Cochin and Austra-Wyan-Orp males as well as some females in those crosses. I am not sure if I have any pure...

Yes, he's a handsome fellow. They're all good-looking, really. Nice solid birds. But at this point I need them OUT and I've been trying to find time to butcher them for a good month now. It keeps raining on my days off.

5 Australorp/Australorp X cockerels now being offered for free. I just don't have time to butcher these boys so if you want them they're yours. They were from my July 3rd hatch so they're about 5 1/2 months right now. Midnight: Pure Australorp. Good tempered. He'd probably have made a nice...

7 chicks available in Moore County: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/fall-chicks-in-central-north-carolina.1552734/

My birds are back in lockdown. https://www.newsobserver.com/news/local/article267642832.html The case is in Wake County. I'm in Moore, but taking no chances.

I've got cockerels available again. https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/australorp-cross-cockerels-in-moore-county-nc.1551392/

Thank you.

I don't have the coop page finished yet because I wanted to use it for a year to get a good handle on pros, cons, and modifications needed, but Neuchickenstein is my big, Open Air coop that's shown in my hot climate article here...

That's what I did with the storms in 2020, because I had Neuchickenstein. :D