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[La Casa de Pollo]

Thanks Lisa for Emmett. Can't wait to see what we get when I fire up the bators.

You are very welcome! I miss him, but am so glad he found a happy home

 

[cmknight]

Beautiful! I love that last photo you captured.


Yeah I am looking for hatching eggs since a Silkie has gone broody. She is on day 3 and no luck braking her yet so I figured I might try looking around. Craigslist has been a bust. I know we have neighbors that do but I don't know them well so I thought it might be strange if I go down and ask them. Though I did purchase some pullets last summer from them... but they had a sign up. Currently they have no signs up or ads.

Or maybe this would be a perfect opportunity to get to know your neighbors

 

[Robbo]

Or maybe this would be a perfect opportunity to get to know your neighbors

Yes! I finally asked and they said because of the weather they do not have hatching eggs - unsure what that means but they didn't have any to give or sell.

 

[cmknight]

Yes! I finally asked and they said because of the weather they do not have hatching eggs - unsure what that means but they didn't have any to give or sell.

Their chickens may not be laying right now. Mine haven't laid an egg in probably 3 weeks. That's with supplemented light.

 

[TheChickenQueen]

Just a question. Has anyone gotten chicks from Dunlap? And have pictures(Bantam Cochins, and silkies)?

 

[Birdrain92]

Just a question. Has anyone gotten chicks from Dunlap? And have pictures(Bantam Cochins, and silkies)?

I have gotten chicks from Dunlap. Good quality chicks just one word of caution; if you know how to sex chicks sex them yourself especially black or white chicks. They have told me they are not 100% accurate with Black and White chicks. They say they can sex other chicks.
Golden Lace Cochin Bantam hen.

 

[bigbuddha09]

i have seen some and while not show quality they have better quality then some hatcheries i have seen

 

[TheChickenQueen]

Okay, thank you!

 

[Robbo]

I was curious if anyone knew the law on Poultry and Ada County?

All I can find is Boise information. I am figuring that wont be the same since the dog laws are different in the county then city.

Just curious so I know my stuff for sure, though it's been years of owning them in this neighborhood now. We were the last to get them. We live in a neighborhood that is over 50yrs old. No HOA at all. Each house is on a half acre and everyone has well over 20+ birds along with a ton of roos. Our neighborhood sounds awesome in the morning, haha. Along with horses, goats, sheep.

 

[Birdrain92]

I was curious if anyone knew the law on Poultry and Ada County?

All I can find is Boise information. I am figuring that wont be the same since the dog laws are different in the county then city.

Just curious so I know my stuff for sure, though it's been years of owning them in this neighborhood now. We were the last to get them. We live in a neighborhood that is over 50yrs old. No HOA at all. Each house is on a half acre and everyone has well over 20+ birds along with a ton of roos. Our neighborhood sounds awesome in the morning, haha. Along with horses, goats, sheep.

I know that if you're in a neighborhood they don't like roosters since people usually bring up a noise complaint but if other people have them and don't mind I wouldn't worry about it.