Anyone in WV???

[WVman]

Does any of you all know of any Pygmy goat breeders in or around cabell co.

 

[faykokoWV]

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I know someone in Putnam that has dwarf Nigirian goat if that helps

 

[WVman]

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I know someone in Putnam that has dwarf Nigirian goat if that helps

Is he a pretty good breeder? Do you have his info so I can get a hold of him

 

[SilkieMomma]

Hello from Belpre Ohio which is right across the river from where I work and grew up in Parkersburg West Virginia!

 

[faykokoWV]

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I'm in Parkersurg every Monday for work! Welcome!

 

[CrazyFowlFreak]

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Hi there! We live in Pipestem right up the road from you both We have SLWs, Silkies, Seramas, Cochins (frizzled, too), Production Reds, one lonely Bantam Salmon Faverolle roo but we have eggs to set for him in a day or two.

I also have White Silkie Showgirl eggs to set. Cannot wait!!!

I wish we could come to the meet at TSC on the 23rd, but it's a four hour drive and I doubt any hotel would let us bring chickens in the room! LOL Do we have to be NPIP to sell?

 

[faykokoWV]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=6166283#p6166283

I finally just started a thread on the Hurricane WV chicken stock. I'm hoping people will post what they are selling and what they are interested in buying so we can have a good event.

 

[CrazyFowlFreak]

Chick-a-chu, your box is full

 

[MomMommyMamma]

Anyone have fertile eggs for RIR? We seem to be overrun with broody orpingtons. Thinking it may be time to let them go and replace with a less broody, higher production breed. Would consider leghorn eggs too. Going to call around the feed stores today to see what they have. Is a production red the same thing as a RIR?
Thank you!

 

[Oofies]

Hi, I'm in Elkins. I have been in and out of chickens for years and I am getting 'in' again. I am also thinking about having a little hobby business of making chicken tractors on the side... I am looking for some hatching eggs and a few interesting chickens right now. I want to keep to very family friendly chickens that are good layers, silkies, or heritage breeds.

Of course, that is what I 'think' I want, often I end up with alot different...

THANKS!

I could not resist the dancing bunny...

I found this link on another thread and thought others may want to take a look:

http://mountainstatepoultry.blogspot.com/