Chickenstock fiesta yardsale August 21

[OthalaAcres]

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I have to say the stuff works great! I use it on my birds and spritz some on the horses' ears when the deerflies get bad (well, most of the horses... our mare Gypsy acts like I'm trying to light her on fire when I try to use fly spray on her

). It definitely keeps the little nasties away! And it smells really nice!

I'll have to try it on my horses....and myself, I sprayed my horse down last weekend for a ride, and ended up with a horsefly bite myself! Darn fly took off with a hunk of my skin. Did know you could use it on the horses. Sounds like great stuff!

Yep, it's great! Skin So Soft also works great on horses to keep flies away. I use SSS more regularly and to spray their whole body, since you can get those big bottles & mix with water to spray on them. And it makes their fur very soft, shiny and smells awesome. Shay's spray is perfect for the chickens and for the horses' ears. Helps keep the bugs off them and smells really nice.

 

[MikeS(erama)]

Ok, I figured I might as well post on here as well hehe Here's what I'll be bringing along with me:

Cockerels:
2 Self Blue D'uccles
2 Mille Fleur D'uccles
2 OEG Bantams
1 Black bantam (I think it's an OEG, but could be wrong)
1 Blue Silkie (I think it's a cockerel, and has cross beak, but I'm hoping to find him a nice home...really don't want to cull him)

Straight Run:
2 Golden Sebrights (I say straight run because I'm not sure if they are male or female, but we're not very fond of them)

 

[snowhorse]

MikeS(erama) :

Ok, I figured I might as well post on here as well hehe Here's what I'll be bringing along with me:

Cockerels:
2 Self Blue D'uccles
2 Mille Fleur D'uccles
2 OEG Bantams
1 Black bantam (I think it's an OEG, but could be wrong)
1 Blue Silkie (I think it's a cockerel, and has cross beak, but I'm hoping to find him a nice home...really don't want to cull him)

Straight Run:
2 Golden Sebrights (I say straight run because I'm not sure if they are male or female, but we're not very fond of them)

what color are the oegb roos?​

 

[Poultry Run Farm]

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I have to say the stuff works great! I use it on my birds and spritz some on the horses' ears when the deerflies get bad (well, most of the horses... our mare Gypsy acts like I'm trying to light her on fire when I try to use fly spray on her

). It definitely keeps the little nasties away! And it smells really nice!

I'll have to try it on my horses....and myself, I sprayed my horse down last weekend for a ride, and ended up with a horsefly bite myself! Darn fly took off with a hunk of my skin. Did know you could use it on the horses. Sounds like great stuff!

Seems to be working pretty well here too been using it on Sarah's cornish and they have been mite free so far, they are awful mite magnets.

Shay now you need to do it in some larger bottles

 

[shay20]

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I'll have to try it on my horses....and myself, I sprayed my horse down last weekend for a ride, and ended up with a horsefly bite myself! Darn fly took off with a hunk of my skin. Did know you could use it on the horses. Sounds like great stuff!

Seems to be working pretty well here too been using it on Sarah's cornish and they have been mite free so far, they are awful mite magnets.

Shay now you need to do it in some larger bottles

Awsome

I know bigger bottles, hmmmmmm maybe at the next stock, i will have more sizes made up.

 

[shay20]

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It might, but cant say for sure, have not tryed it for that purpose yet.

Dont forget to save me a bottle, I think I will take the big size and I will have your showgirl pendant too!!!

 

[muffi]

Does anyone have any mottled bantam cochins?

I don't have time to read back through hundreds of posts and the search function doesn't seem to allow me to jump to a matching post, only a thread. =/

 

[shay20]

Ok, for sale my new list,

chicks
white Polish standard pullet with black spot. about 1 month old sold
Milli fleur d'uccle about 3 weeks old- - sold
Black cochin standard chick about 3 weeks old - $6.00
white cochin standrd chick - $6.00
blue cochin standard chick - $6.00
splash cochin standard chick - $6.00
salmon favorell pullet chick- $6.00
EE Bantam pullet black- $5.00
milli fleur d'uccle chick- $8.00
Silkie chick (i belive to be a pullet) straight feathered - $5.00

cochin bantams, blue and black chick about 3 weeks old - $5.00 each

Pair blue sweedish ducklings - $25.00

Adults
Trio EE Bantam booted about 8 months old 1 roo is not beared $20.00 2 hens 1 roo
Trio EE Bantam booted about 8 months old - $20.00 2 hens 1 roo
Black w/ gold trim on neck Frizzle cochin bantam roosters 2 - $5.00 each
White Showgirl rooster (not great qulity) - $5.00
Black Silkie rooster- $8.00
Barred Rock cockerel almost 1 year old - $5.00
Blue Astrolorpe rooster (comb not so perfect)- $5.00

Pair cochin LF _ $20.00
Pair polish LF splash - $20.00 tail a little beat up



Plants
Wall of China started trees , bare about 2 feet tall. - $3.00 each

Bails of Hay - $6.00 each or 4 for $20.00 first cut fresh

My spray mixture for poultry, waterfowl, turkeys. $2.00 to $5.00
This a spray that me and hubby made up, it is natural no pestisides at all, Hubbys dad taught him about bay rum alcohol, and i add in some herbal oils, thie herbs i use combined with the bay rum, works great at getting rid and prevent lice mites, and flies.
Also smells great, you can also use it is a body mist on yourselvs.

Hovabator 1602 incubator $45.00 or make offer dont need right now, i have so many going broody on me.

Frizzle D'uccle chick about 1 month old - $10.00

Orange day lillys dig up bring a bucket or bag $2.oo fill up

 

[MikeS(erama)]

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what color are the oegb roos?

One is a spangled, and the other is a silver duckwing (at least I think he is lol). I'll take a couple new pics and post them when I get home from work tonight.

 

[Poultry Run Farm]

Are you guys getting any T-Storms?? We are getting ready to load up, was going to leave earlier, but the van was so hot inside waited for it to cool off some. Will probably be on the road in about an hour or so want to be there before dark.