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Are you in the Vermont Poultry Fanciers group on Facebook? I know there's a few people with runners in there, I'm not sure if anyone has any available but I know someone had eggs listed recently.

How have everyone's flocks been holding up to the seesaw weather? Hopefully everyone's coops and homes are safe from the flooding!

None for me, you should check the Vermont Bird Fanciers Club Facebook group there's always people with chicks in there.

Picture taken from Facebook, the Tunbridge fairgrounds as of this afternoon. The river is usually between the field in the distance and the tree line down a bank.

In my area travel didn't really slow down until after noon, storms usually pass us by. I just saw pictures of the Tunbridge Fairgrounds (I usually go this time of year for the dog show) and they are absolutely flooded. Hopefully it passes soon but the ground was already so waterlogged it might...

Everyone and their flocks doing ok with the flooding?

I'm working on naming mine as I start to be able to tell them apart, the bands I got were too large and I wasn't able to find any smaller locally and didn't want to order more because I knew by the time they got here the little stinkers would probably have outgrown them.

They are! I do have experience hatching and carrying for chickens from helping friends who used to have them which I feel has helped a lot though.

Hello everyone! My name is Castiel (or Cas, either one) and I live in Caledonia County. I have 9 Watermaal bantams and don't let how long I've had an account fool you, they aren't even a month old yet. Glad to see other people from the area are into the hobby!