$.50 cent hens and roos in NH *pics* added

[poultrykeeper08]

i could use some laying hens but im all the way in Ma . I would of bought a whole bunch too .

 

[Athena]

Darn....

...a few months too early, and several thousands of miles in between....

I agree with most of the posters.... I need an opportunity like this in April, and close to Jacksonville, FL.

Your doing a good deed posting and trying to re-home these chickadees... Thank You, from a fellow rescuer....

 

[chickenlady81]

I would love to get some of the girls to add to my flock. Do you know if there is any left?

 

[lurky]

Those hens are sooooo beautiful

 

[Three Cedars Silkies]

Anyone coming to Florida that would be willing to transport them? I'll take a bunch.

 

[gaeamama]

I'd really like to get some of those hens.. I really need to build back up my flock. I'm all the way in Spfld, MA... about 2 1/2 hrs. Anyone want to road trip with me? I saw someone from Agawam on here..

=-)
Robin

 

[PineBurrowPeeps]

Robin,
I'm in RI and interested... You have a suitable vehicle to road trip in? I don't drive but I can ride along for company and help with gas money.
I could meet you in MA somewhere.

 

[chickenpiedpiper]

Oh, I am soo pleased there might be someone to help these birds. Please keep in mind, before you make exhaustive plans, to get her number from me, and contact her directly. Also, remember that there are signs of frostbite on all the roos that I saw, and probably any hen that didnt have a pea comb or smaller. I didnt see any major current injuries, but I did see a few missing toes. The flock was pretty flighty, and didnt stand still for a visual exam!

I just wouldnt want you to come all this way, and be surprised.

I wish I had known about these birds sooner, I would have brought them to west springfield, when I came down to the NE congress! Sheesh!

I hope you do come up, they are a really pretty flock!

 

[farmgirlie1031]

Love those blues. Wish I was closer as I would surely take a few of them home with me. The blues are possibly Andalusian crosses. I have some in my flock that a 1/4 Andalusian that look a lot like that. One lays a white egg and one lays a brown egg so I think it just depends on the other breeds in the mix. Their sire was 1/2 Andalusian and 1/ 2 Maran and the mother was total mix with some EE, some Barred Rock, and other breeds in generations back.

 

[poultrykeeper08]

They look like they might have some game mixed in them with would explain the flightyness in them . They have frostbite from the temps and not having good housing . Some of thise hens would look great in my yard !!!