Illinois...

[OSUman]

Where are you located?

I am down sizing my flock for the winter. We plan to butcher most of the extras, but I thought I would check first to see if anyone is interested in buying some of this years pullets. They are all mixed breeds from good laying stock. I also have a couple roosters from Cackle Hatchery that my girls raised for 4H that they would like to sell rather than eat: a blue cochin rooster and a splash cochin rooster.

 

[GatsbysGirl]

I am down sizing my flock for the winter. We plan to butcher most of the extras, but I thought I would check first to see if anyone is interested in buying some of this years pullets. They are all mixed breeds from good laying stock. I also have a couple roosters from Cackle Hatchery that my girls raised for 4H that they would like to sell rather than eat: a blue cochin rooster and a splash cochin rooster.

Where are you? I may be interested.

 

[OSUman]

Does anyone know if the Arthur auction this monday is for small animals too or just large?

 

[Faith Hope]

We are about half way between St. Louis and Springfield along I-55.

(Sorry if I don't respond very quickly. I don't check here too often because my computer is so slow.)

 

[EweSheep]

to all the IL peeps!

 

[StevenW.]

I will be heading to Eureka, IL this next Monday to pick up some new birds. I have my NN flock and a pair of white embden geese for sale.

Hint hint! ;o)

 

[kfacres]

Any Decatur, southern side people on here/

We are in the process of trying to move in either southern Piatt, Macon, or Moultrie county.

Would like to sell off some Cornish in the mean time.

We think we have a house landed, but does anyone know of anymore in that area?

Needs to have a couple of barns and atleast 10 or 15 acres...

 

[GatsbysGirl]

I will be heading to Eureka, IL this Saturday to pick up some new birds. I have my NN flock and a pair of white embden geese for sale.

Hint hint! ;o)

I live 7 miles from Eureka.

And I'm a newbie, What's NN?

 

[Cedarknob]

I live 7 miles from Eureka.

And I'm a newbie, What's NN?

NN = Naked Neck chickens, some used to call them Turkens due to their non-feathered necks and large size, though there seem to be many smaller ones now.

 

[GatsbysGirl]

NN = Naked Neck chickens, some used to call them Turkens due to their non-feathered necks and large size, though there seem to be many smaller ones now.

Those are what I want! Hubby says they are ugly.