How much do u charge?

[Tiffer]

I have several baby chicks, barnyard mix.
Roos-silver lace wyandotte, buff orpington.
Hens- buff orpington, easter eggers, wyandotte, polish, silkie.

I also have fertilized eggs (same breeds)

I was just seeing what i should charge (fair price) for eggs or a hatched chick

 

[Backyardhomestead921]

Where area do you live in ( i would be interested in polish btw)?
And I would say anywhere between $2-6 depending on the breed of chick. But that is just my opinion.

 

[Lady of McCamley]

Really, really depends on your area.

I can say in my Northwest Oregon, urban/rural area:

Chicks of breed quality: $5 per chick to $10 if highly coveted/rare breed
Barnyard mix: $2 to $3 per chick
Pullets of breed quality: $10 to $20, possibly $30 if highly coveted/rare breed
Roosters: Unless exceptional breeder quality, you can't give them away. $0
Fertilized eggs: $5 per dozen (unless breeder quality then $5 per egg)
Eating eggs: $5 per dozen

LofMc

 

[Tiffer]

Where area do you live in ( i would be interested in polish btw)?
And I would say anywhere between $2-6 depending on the breed of chick. But that is just my opinion.

I live in Central texas. My polish just started laying, i just had 4 polish just hatched

 

[Backyardhomestead921]

I live in Central texas. My polish just started laying, i just had 4 polish just hatched

Do you ship??

 

[3KillerBs]

Check your local Craigslist offerings.

Prices vary wildly in different regions.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Check your local Craigslist offerings.

Prices vary wildly in different regions.

X2.

Here, I can barely give away birds that aren't extreme meat or egg layers most of the time.

And roosters and st run chicks, I may as well just not even bother with an ad.

 

[Coops Dad]

BYMs are cheap here in central Texas; POL pullets go for $10+/-, roosters are free and most people ask if they're young (because they're going to eat them. Not on my watch- only person who eats my roosters is me.). We sell backyard flock-quality Ameraucana chicks for $5 each, straight run only, you-pick-'em.

 

[blklangshandude]

Really, really depends on your area.

I can say in my Northwest Oregon, urban/rural area:

Chicks of breed quality: $5 per chick to $10 if highly coveted/rare breed
Barnyard mix: $2 to $3 per chick
Pullets of breed quality: $10 to $20, possibly $30 if highly coveted/rare breed
Roosters: Unless exceptional breeder quality, you can't give them away. $0
Fertilized eggs: $5 per dozen (unless breeder quality then $5 per egg)
Eating eggs: $5 per dozen

LofMc

I have seen people try to sell roosters.

I’m sure they aren’t serious. They just give it a price to prevent someone from using their rooster as free dinner.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I have seen people try to sell roosters.

I’m sure they aren’t serious. They just give it a price to prevent someone from using their rooster as free dinner.

I sell roosters. I'm completely serious with most of them. I'd rather deal with it myself than give someone a free bird that means I won't sell any of that bree next year