5 hens looking for a home near Lansing, Michigan

[ameraucana_anna_524]

Hey all,

I’ve lately had to make the regrettable decision of looking for a new home for my flock. They have limited space in the city, and as much as I’d like to keep my ladies, it’s better for them to move out. I have an ameraucana (Dignan), a black Australorp (Dot), a blue rock (Bean), a French copper maran (Gustave), and a speckled sussex (Diana). The ameraucana and the australorp are good layers and the blue rock lays too, but she’s prone to thin shells and broken eggs. The maran and the sussex are old ladies and are retiring. They are all sweet-tempered, friendly birds. Please reply if you’re interested in being these girls’ new home! Thanks y’all.

 

[ChickyCh00k]

Try posting this in the Michigan thread. I can see from your previous posts that you've dealt with quite a lot of health concerns in your flock the past year - everything all cleared up? - Make sure to discuss this with any potential takers! Also, pics might help!



Good luck!

 

[ameraucana_anna_524]

Thanks, I will

 

[ColonelMustard]

I am not near Michigan but if there's any chance you're able to ship your flock across states I would love to take them in. I currently have a rooster by himself so I've been trying to find him some ladies

 

[Member 671655]

How far are you from Muskegon

 

[Downriversilkie]

How far are you from Muskegon

Lansings about a hour and a half outside of Muskegon.

 

[Member 671655]

Would you be willing to meet in between? I have 5 sons who love chickens and we have a coop a pond and a nice yard