Chick Pricing

[BlueBaby]

I keep tab's on my local CL here to see what the local going prices are. I was just there yesterday and the mutt chick's are even being sold for $10.00 each. I'm glad that I'm not needing any mutt's.

 

[HollowOfWisps]

I live in the Midwest and so far this year every chick add I have seen is $4 for mixed. I don't know why everyone is choosing exactly $4, but the 10+ adds I have seen all say $4 so I guess everyone around here is on the same page Several of those adds also had buy 10 get 1 free for a discount. For purebred I have seen anywhere from $8-$14 depending on the breed and/or sexed.

 

[Iluveggers]

I sell BYM, (they are Easter Egger mix) chicks for $3 each. If I had a purebred offering, I can’t see charging more than $6 straight run unless it was a rare showing breed. As long as you sell in the state, there is no NPIP requirement.

 

[Lom]

Selling Bresse purebred chicks for $8 and leghorn-bresse mixes for $4, straight-run, a few days old near Tallahassee.

 

[Poultrybonkers]

Im gonna sell mine at $6 if they dont sell then i will sell pullets or hens if they still dont sell then they go in my freezer lol

 

[Chickengirl209]

Got you, I'm in Maryland. Here, it's not even legal to sell chicks or hatching eggs in state much less out of state without NPIP. Currently I am only selling table eggs with my state packer/producer license until my stock is good enough to be worthwhile to maintain an NPIP.

Really? Even privately? In state?