Asking price to high for guineas?

[StevenW.]

Due to having to cut back on the number of birds I have, the guineas have fallen onto that list. I have them priced at $8.00 each or $100 for the whole flock.
All the buyers that are interested in them have been flakes so far. Am I priceing them to high?? I bought them for about $4.00 each from the hatchery.

I really need to get these birds moved, If anyone on here wants them, come and get them! FREE!

 

[ColbyNTX]

$8.00 each for adults is a steal anywhere in the US. They are around $15.00-20.00 each here in East Texas.

 

[StevenW.]

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I would be rich if they were that high here! Looks like I need to move?

Open to trades, too! Chickens, ducks, geese, and etc.

 

[Wnunezcruz]

Sounds like a great price to me. They are usually $20 each around here

 

[Kevin565]

I sold mine for 15 a piece.

 

[GuineaLady93]

It sounds like a good price to move them to me...here, people will usually want 10-15 a piece.

 

[featherz]

I sold mine for I think $7 each when they were about 14 weeks old, but only if they bought them all (17). So I think your price is fine!

 

[Cowgirl75446]

How old are the guineas? If they are adults, that is a great price. They usually sell for $10.00 for males and around $12.00 - $15.00 each on the females around my area.

 

[leonphelps]

since there are few insects outside now, you will get little money for them since they only eat feed now. You should get the $15 in the spring, if you can wait it out.

I sold 6 for $15 each a month ago.

 

[Shayna]

I'm in IA and there were people trying to sell them for $5 each and could not get rid of them. In the spring/summer, I think they would've been grabbed up quick. Personally though, I prefer a keet to a grown adult because they're much easier to train to stay home. That may also be why you have trouble selling them. I don't eat them either, so maybe someone would want them for that if they're not past the age where they'd be good for that.