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I’ve honestly never heard of a transport train! I have heard of poultry transporters but they cost $$$$It can'T hurt to try a transport train, lol . . .SHHH!
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I’ve honestly never heard of a transport train! I have heard of poultry transporters but they cost $$$$It can'T hurt to try a transport train, lol . . .SHHH!
Only if I drove him the entire way, or met in the middle. With my dad's health that isn't feasible.is there any way you can like guarantee that he will be alive when he gets here?
Animal shelters do it to help get dogs and cats adopted, why not chickens?I’ve honestly never heard of a transport train! I have heard of poultry transporters but they cost $$$$
Yeah, interesting concept! I hadn’t even heard of it for dogs and cats. I must be living under a rockAnimal shelters do it to help get dogs and cats adopted, why not chickens?
That's understandable. I'll try the box trick @Slothinc mentioned and see if the helps with the wee hours crowing.like if he gets here dead I don't want to pay for shipping him here cuz that is going to cost a lot
https://www.facebook.com/groups/186295841206963 see there about section. It's a really awesome idea, but haven't tried it yet.Yeah, interesting concept! I hadn’t even heard of it for dogs and cats. I must be living under a rock![]()
You could try the box thing, and keep ads up for them in the meantime. You may be able to find a home for one or both of them if you keep updating the ads!That's understandable. I'll try the box trick @Slothinc mentioned and see if the helps with the wee hours crowing.
I'd rather keep them both since well behaved roosters are hard to come by and they get along.