Five Free Roosters - West Kootenays, BC, Canada

[Winchikn]

These boys are coming up 16 weeks and all need homes. I know there aren't many Canadians on here but figured it couldn't hurt to post!

Two Blue Cochin crosses and three Easter Eggers - the latter's parents came from True North Hatchery.

 

[My First Time Farm]

NOOOOO I live in Texas and I really think that last one is GEORGOUS! I hope they find amazing homes...

 

[Winchikn]

NOOOOO I live in Texas and I really think that last one is GEORGOUS! I hope they find amazing homes...

Ha - I'm so attached to the last two I'd contemplate shipping them to Texas for you, but I'm not sure they could handle the journey!!

 

[My First Time Farm]

I would love that but!! Don't put that poor baby in danger, the us mail system can be rough....

 

[gimmie birdies]

I live in Okanogan County, Hi!

 

[ButtonHoarder]

Sorry, I can't take them, but does True North Hatchery ship? I'm in Canada, and have been looking for more hatcheries.

 

[Winchikn]

Sorry, I can't take them, but does True North Hatchery ship? I'm in Canada, and have been looking for more hatcheries.

It looks like True North does ship, but within limited ranges in BC: https://truenorthfarm.ca/

I'm not sure what part of Canada you're in.

We believe in the approach of this hatchery and have had good luck with one batch of chicks (Caramel Queens and Ameraucanas) from them 2.5 years ago, and one batch of 12-week old pullets (Light Sussex and Buff Orp) we got last year. We got 4 older pullets from them this fall and that has been a bad experience so far as the hens had feather eating habits when we got them and I'm not sure I'm actually going to be able to integrate them with my flock.

 

[ButtonHoarder]

It looks like True North does ship, but within limited ranges in BC: https://truenorthfarm.ca/

I'm not sure what part of Canada you're in.

We believe in the approach of this hatchery and have had good luck with one batch of chicks (Caramel Queens and Ameraucanas) from them 2.5 years ago, and one batch of 12-week old pullets (Light Sussex and Buff Orp) we got last year. We got 4 older pullets from them this fall and that has been a bad experience so far as the hens had feather eating habits when we got them and I'm not sure I'm actually going to be able to integrate them with my flock.

I'm in Alberta, thanks anyway
Sorry about the feather eating