~*CAROLINA CHICKENSTOCK "SPRING" 2012*~

[Southern Bee Lady]

I plan on bringing some Blue/Black/Splash orpington chicks. Mostly blue and splash.
I may have a pair of BQ(?) white silkies, a PQ partridge pullet, and some others. I haven't decided what to keep yet.
I am looking for BQ or SQ buff silkies.

 

[HenThymes]

Here is my updated list of what I have available, may not bring it all unless I have a request for it:

EGGS
Ameraucana/EE
Olive Egger
Bantam Orpingtons - bbs & white
Silkies - mixed colors
Bantam Marans - blue/splash
Serama

BIRDS
White Bantam Orpingtons - young quad
White Bantam Orpingtons - 4 unsexed in brooder
Bantam Gold Comets Flock - 1 cockerel 4 pullets
Serama cockerels - various colors/ages
Gold Cuckoo cockerel - large fowl
Mille Fleur 'project' bantam orpington pair


There may be a few more once I run thru pens again.

Please pm me if you are interested in any of the above.

 

[wildriverswolf90]

HENTHYMES- I would be intersted in 1 or 2 of the white orp chicks.

 

[tvarner5589]

Are the license just required to sale at chicken stock or is it mandatory any time saling chickens? Do you have to have the license to sale a few chicks and big chickens here and there?

Thanks for the help

 

[HenThymes]

Are the license just required to sale at chicken stock or is it mandatory any time saling chickens? Do you have to have the license to sale a few chicks and big chickens here and there?
Thanks for the help

You should have a permit anytime you sell anywhere that is not your own property. If you are selling from home, via craigslist, newspaper, fb, I don't think you would need one. If you plan to sell say outside at a poultry show or swap then you would need one.

 

[Matt A NC]

HenThymes is right. If selling birds at any location, other then your own property, you need a seller's license. Now if you sell a bird(online, phone) and then deliver it, that is considered selling on your property and for that you do not need a license.

Matt

 

[Miss Lydia]

HenThymes is right. If selling birds at any location, other then your own property, you need a seller's license. Now if you sell a bird(online, phone) and then deliver it, that is considered selling on your property and for that you do not need a license.

Matt

They cost $10.00 right? just making sure I sent off for the right license..

 

[ScaredOfShadows]

They cost $10.00 right? just making sure I sent off for the right license..

Sellers license is the Ratite - its free...but the 10$ seller should cover you as well I would think????

 

[HenThymes]

They cost $10.00 right? just making sure I sent off for the right license..

ML - all you need is the "poultry-ratite" it is FREE, save your money.

 

[Matt A NC]

NO. This should have been said, but each license is seperate. You need to fill out a seperate application for EACH license you are applying for.

$25 for a hatchery
$10 for a chick dealer
$10 for a hatching egg seller
FREE for a Poultry/Ratite Dealer

In the box at the bottom of the appilcation it does state "A separate application must be filled out for each category." Red tape is a pain.

Matt