Are GreenFire hatchery chicks worth it?

[VeryHappyHens]

Check the zip code embargo they have on their page first to see if you can even get some.

I live in Florida the same area we’re they live so I’m pretty sure I can get them.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

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Oh ok. So are they bad? Please tell me I don’t want to get scammed by them.

think they're okay, but I can't order so I don't have first hand experience. But their reviews on eBay are great

 

[Winter Creek Coop]

If you want some exotic stuff before others then maybe. I haven’t owned their birds as I am cheap to a fault. I have known folks who were very happy with their service and birds. If having spendy and often rare birds make you happy then go for it. Their chicks probably survive shipping as well as anybody’s

 

[The Moonshiner]

Well they survive shipping?

Hold. Let me check.......

Magic 8 ball says........................OUTLOOK GOOD

 

[cmobley]

After reading the reviews and seeing the 3.1 star rating i wouldn't give my money to a place like that. Even meyer hatchery has a higher rating. All you can do is try it though. I once bought some eggs from ebay for 60 bucks. Not one hatched. I don't buy ebay eggs anymore.

 

[Cattle dog Mom]

In general, I would have to say no. If they have a breed you HAVE to have and no one else has it, it might be worth it to YOU though. But many of their breeds, you could get elsewhere for a fraction of the price.

 

[WestTNriverrat]

I have ordered from them. Very easy to deal with. Got the birds the day they said. Overall if they have something you want and your ok with the price I say they are as good as the next place. They have a live chick guarantee with a minimum order of six. I think it was 72 hours.

 

[VeryHappyHens]

After reading the reviews and seeing the 3.1 star rating i wouldn't give my money to a place like that. Even meyer hatchery has a higher rating. All you can do is try it though. I once bought some eggs from ebay for 60 bucks. Not one hatched. I don't buy ebay eggs anymore.

Thanks

 

[RiverOtter]

Greenfire farms basically runs a poultry MLM. If you buy something the instant they have it AND it becomes trendy AND you market like that chick on FB you haven't spoken to since high school and hatch and sell every single egg you get, you may be able to get your investment back. You'll be competing with everyone else who bought birds from Greenfire and the bubble will burst in 2.5 years, tops.

If that's your thing, go for it.

 

[lisa69]

I just got cream legbar chicks and gold death layer chicks, from Greenfire. The chicks arrived today ,two days late but appear healthy, well shipped and lively. The gave me 2 extra chicks' for free. Communication is a pain in the ass and be prepared to take off work or be on call for 3 days. It voids the warranty if you don't pick them up promptly. They are rigid about shipping schedule and unapologetic. It's either their way or go somewhere else. So if you work a typical work week( and you will need to work overtime to buy them), you can't pick them up. They don't deliver. Chicks go to the post office. You pay for same day shipping but that doesn't happen. Funny thing is that they forgot to charge me for 2 chicks 2 @ 100.00 dollars each. Communication is so bad that I can't catch up with them to pay for their oversight.