Great Ad on craigslist in Georgia

[jbowyer01]

speckledhen, Run-a-muck thought maybe one of her statements could be taken for being rude. and she wasnt ( I mean this in a plesant way). I didnt even think about the coop needing disinfecting (that was a good point Miss Prissy) I wouldnt house them in that anyway it looks kinda small for 13 hens and a rooster. Or is that just me? Thank you for everyone pointing out things, Its always great to get an extra set of eyes (or opinion) on something.

 

[PunkerTechnoRoo?ter]

Thats 12 miles from me ! With the rarity of finding live chickens of any kind around the Columbus area. Id totally hope on that if I had a truck, or maybe I put the chickens in my jeep and my dad takes his truck with him.

 

[Run-A-Muck Ranch]

Sorry....I thought one of my posts might of made me sound rude, or arguative...I didn't want anyone to think I was....I still am calling myself cheap though...ahahhaha
Are you guys serious about $100 for a rooster, $200 for mated pairs, $30 for layers.....

holy moly I could never in my life pay that much. I think the most I have ever paid was $8 for a silkie hen. I must need to get out more often.
I have never paid $100 for any animal here on the farm. I don't just take any animal either. I make sure they are healthy, well cared for and as disease free as possible. I would most definately disinfect any building for animals I brought here. Heck we even power washed our barn(floors, walls, buildings, rooms, ceiling, etc. etc.) before bringing animals into it. And it was empty for 3 years. So we took care of more than just cobwebs...

 

[MissPrissy]

I have never paid that much either. lol But I know people who have.