Sharing some chicks in New England

[Cheryl]

Would anyone (even more than one person) be interested in splitting / sharing an order for chicks? http://www.countryhatchery.net/chickens.html has a 15 chick minimum I really only want a little more color...yup addicted... the logistics could be worked out

 

[Cheryl]

When I said "share" I didn't mean pass them back and forth!!! Does this mean that no one in New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont or Massachusetts wants a few more girls? WOW

 

[Frozen Feathers]

When are you thinking about getting them??

 

[Cheryl]

Angie, when would you like to get them? I'm easy...I could get them here, keep them for a while and we could meet somewhere, you you could do it from your end, we can wait until the weather is nicer, though I have no complaints about this weeks weather!!! Of course the snow melted after I shoveled 2 feet off of the roof!

 

[Frozen Feathers]

This week has been beautiful...we are getting spoiled!

You know, if you want to raise them up until they are feathered out, I'm fine with that.

So about 5-6weeks? I always seem to have chicks in my house lately..lol. Then I could pay you for feed and shipping and shipping...the initial cost of the chick of course.

I would like some EE's, can never have too many of them, and a few Australorps. I would say at least March, so we are less likely to get a whole bunch of packing peanuts. How many did you want to keep?
I'll e-mail you anyhow.

 

[luvzmybabz]

Do you all have their paper catalog has much more then the online on? I am thinking about calling him I spoke with him last fall and he allows pickup I really want to see his cochins before I buy I am looking for specific characteristics. He seems to be a very nice gentleman and is teaching his sons to love birds also.