California - Northern

[HighStreetCoop]

Need help ASAP please

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[HighStreetCoop]

I should also add that I have 6 columbian orpington (project) available for $30 each.
Also hatched 11/16/2014 - 3 month old now.
I'll also have 4 spangled/mottled ones available this weekend.

I love the head shape on these.
purple leg band - pullet

green leg band - cockerel?

brown leg band - pullet?

These both look like cockerels to me. Also, if you think she's big enough to "run with the flock" I can come get my mottled girl next weekend or the weekend after (not this weekend, Dad just had bypass surgery so I'm booked up).

 

[EZFarms]

Something is wrong with my birds. in the last two weeks almost all my roos died and three hens and now this morning one of my serama chicks was found dead. help

 

[SpringPeeper]

Something is wrong with my birds. in the last two weeks almost all my roos died and three hens and now this morning one of my serama chicks was found dead. help

Symptoms? Have you sent any of the dead bird to Davis?

 

[HighStreetCoop]

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If not, it's time to do that ASAP.

 

[EZFarms]

No i havent and lethargic,pale comb amd waddle and always acting like they are starving when i fed them. the little serama on the other hand was fine then this morning was dead in the run (they have seperate coops)

 

[EZFarms]

Right now i dont have the money to send one

 

[tj74roberts]

I also have this lavender (self-blue) english orpington pullet for sale: $30



I got her as a day-old chick (hatched 11/16/2014) from Papa's Poultry.
She's 3 months old now.
She is shaping up to have a nice round fat body with big fluffy bloomers. Sweet personality too.

Lisa, I may be interested in this girl. Can you post or text me a picture of her on the ground, please? I would like to see her type, as she would be for showing for my son. Thanks

 

[SpringPeeper]

Right now i dont have the money to send one

There is no up front cost to sending them, and the cost afterwards is nominal. Doing two together cost me twelve dollars. It was a lot cheaper than potentially continuing to lose birds to something preventable.

 

[caychris]

When were they last wormed and treated for mites.

These 2 conditions can cause a lot of things.

And if they free range at all together the whole flock may be picking it up and passing it along.