Michigan Chickenstock 2012 Buy/Sell/Trade

[kimmie6067]

I will donate some of my handcrafted items, for the raffle.
Kimmie

 

[Farmerboy16]

I can donate some plants from our flower bed for the raffle.

Also, I am taking orders for American Guinea piglets, and can bring some to chicken stock. They will be old enough by that time.

 

[SillyChicken]

HI!

Im coming and I am bringing Uggo offspring, banties, and whatever else hatches between now and then

I wants!

 

[MI chickens]

Will bring a automatic chicken door opener designed by hubby for display and sale. Love not having to run out early in the am or at night! The only problem is we keep adding more coops so need more openers!

Also, will have chicken tractors. They adjust to fit garden paths. Would love some of Opa's Welsummers

big or little. Anyone have any REALLY GOOD Barnvelders?

 

[nitefyre]

I posted this on the Michigan chat thread but thought I would post it here too. If anyone is interested DH said he could make a couple of these to sell at Chickenstock. I use it for chicks, broody hens or injured chickens. As you can tell from the pic, my hens use it for a nest box. Is is called a "Nellabean Brooder" after the BYC member that designed it.

Lord I could have used one of these this week! I just had 3 broodies hatch out 13 chicks between them and the setup I have is kinda crowded.

 

[Hillbilly Hen]

I like having mine. I told DH that if we had an extra one or two that would be fine. I can use them.

 

[Wynette]

I like having mine. I told DH that if we had an extra one or two that would be fine. I can use them.

Okay, I think I may need one - BUT - is there a pullout pan or something to make cleaning easy? Just checking...I need to cut time as much as I can while doing chores. This thing is SWEET!

 

[Hillbilly Hen]

No pull out pan but I just use a small dust pan and scoop it right out.

 

[Wynette]

I can bring hatching eggs from any of my breeds, just need enough advance notice, and I'll definitely make our Michiganders a good deal - just PM with any questions!

Black Copper Marans (excellent lines, I've been working them for 5 years now)

Olive Eggers (first & second generation)

Jersey Giants (AWESOME lines, for anyone who has any of my lines over a year old, these are not from those lines, and are much, much nicer that the lines I've had in the past)

Silver Penciled Plymouth Rock (limited numbers due to a very heavy cull last fall to keep ONLY those that are closest to the SOP)

Columbian Plymouth Rock - Canadian line, VERY VERY typey, big birds, nice yellow legs

WANTED: Young (under 6 months) male Welsh Harlequin duck

 

[Wynette]

No pull out pan but I just use a small dust pan and scoop it right out.

Hm..........so the bottom is solid on both units, then? What would they be priced at - is one "unit" the two sections as shown in photo?