North Carolina

[fuzzi]

Hey there im from Huntersville looking for females and to rehome.some males. Do you have any info you can share?

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[ericalee33]

Hi guys!

I’m in Orange County, and I have three 8 week old cockerels to rehome. 2 black copper maran and 1 blue ameracauna. They are all so beautiful in person. They are from Dragonfly Farm in Hillsborough, and she raises beautiful birds with great temperaments. Pictures do not do them justice. I am willing to drive them a reasonable distance!

 

[Nicci80]

Hi! Midland, just north of Charlotte here!

 

[Miss Lydia]

Hi! Midland, just north of Charlotte here!

 

[smonizzle]

Im a new chicken owner starting this spring. I'm I'm central NC and am looking for more options for places to buy chicks. I have a few tractor supply stores close by. I know there's a feed store in Carthage and one in Sanford. Town and Country in Sanford had neglected chicks when I went in this week. Bad pasty butt. It was so sad. So I'm hoping someone has some suggestions.

 

[3KillerBs]

Im a new chicken owner starting this spring. I'm I'm central NC and am looking for more options for places to buy chicks. I have a few tractor supply stores close by. I know there's a feed store in Carthage and one in Sanford. Town and Country in Sanford had neglected chicks when I went in this week. Bad pasty butt. It was so sad. So I'm hoping someone has some suggestions.

It's late in the season for chicks, but I know that Carthage Farm Supply had bantams this week.

I personally have some for-sale birds right now:

Australorp and Australorp Cross Chickens in Moore County, NC

8-week started pullets and cockerels, mostly.

 

[smonizzle]

It's late in the season for chicks, but I know that Carthage Farm Supply had bantams this week.

I personally have some for-sale birds right now:

Australorp and Australorp Cross Chickens in Moore County, NC

8-week started pullets and cockerels, mostly.

Yes it is. It's more for future reference to know where to look. A friend and I were trying to think of different options. I do wish I had gone the breeder route instead of Tractor supply. I definitely panic bought too many Isa Browns and Golden Comets and Easter Eggers. You know they make you buy a certain amount too. I'm considering trying to breed and want a rooster that has blue egg laying genes. I bought cream legbar pullets, but cockerals are hard to find.

 

[smonizzle]

Hi guys!

I’m in Orange County, and I have three 8 week old cockerels to rehome. 2 black copper maran and 1 blue ameracauna. They are all so beautiful in person. They are from Dragonfly Farm in Hillsborough, and she raises beautiful birds with great temperaments. Pictures do not do them justice. I am willing to drive them a reasonable distance!

Have you found homes for them?

 

[3KillerBs]

Yes it is. It's more for future reference to know where to look. A friend and I were trying to think of different options. I do wish I had gone the breeder route instead of Tractor supply. I definitely panic bought too many Isa Browns and Golden Comets and Easter Eggers. You know they make you buy a certain amount too. I'm considering trying to breed and want a rooster that has blue egg laying genes. I bought cream legbar pullets, but cockerals are hard to find.

I don't have any blue layers yet.

Carthage Farm supply is supposed to get Whiting True Blues next week and I hope to get some. They told me they're about done for the season.

I hatch a batch most months so anytime you might want some Blue Australorps or Australorp crosses ask about availability.

 

[smonizzle]

I don't have any blue layers yet.

Carthage Farm supply is supposed to get Whiting True Blues next week and I hope to get some. They told me they're about done for the season.

I hatch a batch most months so anytime you might want some Blue Australorps or Australorp crosses ask about availability.

I definitely will! I have done a little research and have seen australorps are very docile. It's a breed I do wish I had known about. One day I'm sure I'll be in the market for a few.