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[floodsfeathered]

Are you looking for just hens? I may be able to get you 3 white Wyandotte hens and a rooster. I sell chick's also if you are looking for some more.

 

[floodsfeathered]

Hey, I'm from New Brunswick!

Just wondering if anyone around here is selling or knows anyone selling laying hens (or close to laying)? We are just getting started and currently have 4 Easter egger chicks, but was also really hoping to get some laying hens as well. It seems next to impossible to find any around here!

Are you looking for just hens? I may be able to get you 3 white Wyandotte hens and a rooster. I sell chick's also if you are looking for some more.Check out my Facebook page.

 

[alyssa741]

I think I was actually messaging you on Facebook last week about them. I'll message you back on there.

 

[JayColli]

Hey, I'm from New Brunswick!

Just wondering if anyone around here is selling or knows anyone selling laying hens (or close to laying)? We are just getting started and currently have 4 Easter egger chicks, but was also really hoping to get some laying hens as well. It seems next to impossible to find any around here!

Someone in Fredericton is selling 10 week old brown layers. I can probably find the ad if you'd like? I think they were $10 each.

 

[Frizzells]

We are in northern Alberta, and weather has not been typical at all. I have two 2 month old chicks who are pretty well fully feathered but going nuts in brooder in the house. Do you think it's too soon to move them to the barn brooder? The barn is not insulated but there's heat lamps

 

[RossChickens]

Anyone know where to find Brown Leghorn hatching eggs or chicks in Manitoba?

Not in Manitoba, but I hear that we are getting a few brown leg horns here (alberta) at the Peavy Mart (they bring day old chicks in ever year). Is there a Peavy Mart there?

 

[CrzyChickiJules]

We are in northern Alberta, and weather has not been typical at all. I have two 2 month old chicks who are pretty well fully feathered but going nuts in brooder in the house. Do you think it's too soon to move them to the barn brooder? The barn is not insulated but there's heat lamps

I have mine in a little hut with heat lamps, and as long as the outside temps don't go too far into the -15 or lower temps, they should be fine. A good indicator is the water. Place it on the outside range of your heating lamps, and if it freezes, you might want to add more lamps, or move the chickies to somewhere warmer. That's what i do, at least, and so far so good!

Good luck!

 

[Red Door Coop]

Hello Chick-en friends: I am 1 hour north of Toronto, Egbert to be exact. Which place 2 hours north? I am from Parry Sound originally and still go there often! Have had my chickens only 7 months but having pretty good yield every day of 12 from 12. the odd time 11 from 12 but hey every chick needs a rest now and then. Here's baaaaak to you. Kathryn (Red Door Coop)

 

[HomesteadingCox]

Hello Chick-en friends: I am 1 hour north of Toronto, Egbert to be exact. Which place 2 hours north? I am from Parry Sound originally and still go there often! Have had my chickens only 7 months but having pretty good yield every day of 12 from 12. the odd time 11 from 12 but hey every chick needs a rest now and then. Here's baaaaak to you. Kathryn (Red Door Coop)

Welcome! I am near you, I am from Mt. Forest, Father-in-law is currently residing in Owen Sound. I'm just a cluck away if you need anything

 

[uherek]

Hey, just joined, im in the ottawa valley, ontario