Chickenstock fiesta yardsale August 21

[shay20]

Justa reminder, please have copys of health certificates on hand at show up or you can e-mail me a copy, again this is becouse it is my responsibilty to make sure everyone selling has been tested flocks or come from tested flocks.
Those who do not have health certificates please pm me.

 

[xyresicchick]

oookay so to all the npip people i have decided not to go because i am not npip yet i am just going to get my birds tested sometime and just do another chickenstock if i get the chance to. i think i am gonna spend sat planting all that hasn't been done yet because of all the rain we've had here this year. (all the local farms in RI are behind on planting!) sorry to dissapoint anyone else - just think now is not a good time for me! thanks all!

 

[tinychicky]

what if i have a feedstore chick (5 wks). do i test the chick since i can't test the parents? i'm thinking roo for my lil EE

 

[darbella]

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I have heard that the feedstores can get the buyers a copy of the NPIP from the hatchery's they deal with for people that ask for it. Call them and ask, wont hurt.

 

[Luvs chickens]

It was great meeting you today! enjoy your 6 new D'Uccles.......

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[LuvMyBLR]

Two more days!

My first chicken swap in so long!

 

[tofumama]

Oh Luvs...we are IN love! The kids have not left those sweet babies alone since we got home! They are being very well looked after and loved

 

[shay20]

Any orders for pastaleo's? They are $2.00 each or if you buy 10 or more then $1.50 each.
I can fry them or leave alone for you to fry, you freeze them.
they are a pastry type food, stuffed with hambuger cheese and potatoe, i can do without cheese too, i can do spicy or non spicy, just let me know by the end of tomorow so i can have them ready friday night for saterday.

 

[Luvs chickens]

That is great... enjoy them.....

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[muffi]

So I spent a total of $8 at Target on some really handy chick supplies. First was a $7 18-gal rope tub that is the perfect size for lining with XL garbage bags and dumping in dirty litter from plastic brooder bins. This saves me a ton of work and mess on cleaning day. Second was a $1 plastic colander that is perfect for sifting pine shavings to remove the little bits so new babies don't eat them. Just thought I'd pass these deals along.