Indiana, home for a full flock

[joojy]

I am tired of missing birds. Mine are pets, 17 chickens, 3 roosters, 6 royal palms, yesterday I had 7. I would love if they could have a permanent home
3 austrolorps
2 barvelders and 2 barvelder roosters, but they don't mate together.
1 maran hen
3 salmon favoralle hens and 1 rooster, but he is blind in one eye, a also mixed favoralle rooster, he is beautiful
1 americauna
1 buff orpington
3 misc. hens, who are austrolorp and barvelder hens children, they are great layers.
4 muscovies, 2 male and 2 female, but I probably have to keep them
1 pekin female, who doesnt walk well
3 royal palm hens, 3 royal palm tom. My royal palms are sitting on a ton of eggs.
so anybody want so forever pets. my dog is getting old, I am 60, and don't want to get anymore anything
Bloomington Indiana, thanks

 

[Frippi]

Would you consider splitting them up? I'm just starting out in Indy, but might be looking for 3-4 hens in the coming weeks. (I just need to get a coop together first!)

Edit: I've got a coop on order now, should be ready to get chooks in approximately a week.

 

[FHF ChickenMom]

I am tired of missing birds. Mine are pets, 17 chickens, 3 roosters, 6 royal palms, yesterday I had 7. I would love if they could have a permanent home
3 austrolorps
2 barvelders and 2 barvelder roosters, but they don't mate together.
1 maran hen
3 salmon favoralle hens and 1 rooster, but he is blind in one eye, a also mixed favoralle rooster, he is beautiful
1 americauna
1 buff orpington
3 misc. hens, who are austrolorp and barvelder hens children, they are great layers.
4 muscovies, 2 male and 2 female, but I probably have to keep them
1 pekin female, who doesnt walk well
3 royal palm hens, 3 royal palm tom. My royal palms are sitting on a ton of eggs.
so anybody want so forever pets. my dog is getting old, I am 60, and don't want to get anymore anything
Bloomington Indiana, thanks[/QUOTE

 

[FHF ChickenMom]

Wow, you've certainly got your hands full. I am looking for a Buff female for my lonely same. Is the Buff Orppington a hen or roo?

 

[joojy]

Wow, you've certainly got your hands full. I am looking for a Buff female for my lonely same. Is the Buff Orppington a hen or roo?

The buff is a hen. She is about 5 years old but still lays. Where are you located? She has never been broody though.

 

[joojy]

Would you consider splitting them up? I'm just starting out in Indy, but might be looking for 3-4 hens in the coming weeks. (I just need to get a coop together first!)

Edit: I've got a coop on order now, should be ready to get chooks in approximately a week.

My chickens are all about 4-6 years old but still lay. I do not know if you know Salmon favoralles, but they are very gentle, and don't mind being in a coop. I have 3 of those. They lay very small eggs. I do have some hens that are buddies that could use a home. I I'd have to think about who likes who. I have an easter egger. She is 3, but doesn't lay much. If she does, the shells are very soft.

 

[FHF ChickenMom]

The buff is a hen. She is about 5 years old but still lays. Where are you located? She has never been broody though.

Thank you for your reply. I have found a suitable pal for her. Thanks again!

 

[avrohom]

Are you still looking to re-home your flock? Would you be willing to ship to CT? I have never dealt with shipping live birds, but if it is cheap enough I would cover the costs.