New Jersey

[Sstewart]

Hi...I am in the border of NJ/NY and have raised chickens for several years. I recently hatched nine chicks and my luck would give me a six to three ratio..roosters to hens. I'm still waiting to make the final call on some but it is not looking good. I would love to rehome the Roos who are a blue favacuana, barred Cochin, barred olive egger, naked neck, and a heritage Dominique. They are only four weeks old and I do not mind holding onto them until they get older. If you are interested, let me know.

 

[maryellen21]

Let me ask my neighbor

 

[Sstewart]

Great...thanks Maryellen
Tell her I have a lot of us that will buy her chicks if she decides to go into business!

 

[maryellen21]

What do you want for each roo? And the blue favacauna- is that a misspell or a mixed chicken?

 

[maryellen21]

Ok I looked up the favacauna wow gorgeous chickens!!

 

[Sstewart]

Maryellen...I am happy to get them a loving home...so I am asking nothing. And yes, he will be a very handsome Rooster. He seems to already be protective of the others...along with the heritage dominique. Depending on how many hens you or your neighbor have, you/she could take more than one rooster. Also, I have read that if they grow up together then there will not be fighting. This would all be very funny only to buy back some chicks next spring! Thanks for helping me look into the options! I tacked on a photo of the blue favacuana.

 

[maryellen21]

She wants the facmvaucana and barred cochin. She has 25 hens and 11 acres, I have one acre and our properties are next to each otger.

 

[maryellen21]

Favaucana

 

[maryellen21]

Oh where are you in bergen county, I grew up in paramus

 

[Sstewart]

Great. Since two will be going, she can have them now or wait until they get a bit older. I'm fine with either (or until they start crowing). I have two cochins and both are looking like boys. Honestly, the nice thing about these unusual breeds is that they are all unique and gorgeous! Just let me know