South Carolina

[DnDFarm]

Im in greenville sc i havent had my chickens long but i have had a blast with them i bought mine at a feed n seed store in travlers rest sc and was told he was amaracuna i was concerned too im not sure if it was true or not but eather way he is great and getting big and is pretty as can be but i am in the market im looking for about 3 more hens road island reds or dominicker chicks if anyone know where i could find some would be great

I know the feed store you bought from, and it's an Easter Egger, but those are good birds. There are several people near you that sell many different breeds, including standard bred Ameraucanas, if you ever decide you want more.
I just hatched a batch of cuckoo marans, which are similar to Dominiques

 

[Chenry51]

Do you still have any hens

 

[HerbGir1972]

We're hatching Sunday
Should have some blue Easter egger out of our blue eggs
Mixed color Easter egger out of our green eggs
And some lavender orps.
Contact me for any further details
Located in Prosperity, SC

 

[Opendoorfarm]

Looking for a silver laced Wyandotte cockerel please pm if you have one.

 

[IvanTsary]

Sounds like a lot of Greenvillian's here. I guess now we are Swamp Rabbits?

I am trying to avoid chicken math for another year, but we would like to add a few Barred Rocks or similar to our GLW's down the road. I want to stagger my laying years since we can only have 8 birds maximum.

 

[nick1984]

We got our first chickens 6 months ago. 25 of them in the mail everyone told me I was crazy for doing that. They told me I would lose more than half. We only lost 4 and then we got 10 more for the feed store down the road and only lost one of those. They have started laying and some have started to hatch now. With the new little ones hatching we are up to 37 now. Don't really know what to do with the one hatching, don't real need them right now. My wife said we should sale them, but I don't know how much and we are not sure we're to advertising them for sale at. Still new to all this. Any ideas.

 

[abbevilleoz]

We got our first chickens 6 months ago. 25 of them in the mail everyone told me I was crazy for doing that. They told me I would lose more than half. We only lost 4 and then we got 10 more for the feed store down the road and only lost one of those. They have started laying and some have started to hatch now. With the new little ones hatching we are up to 37 now. Don't really know what to do with the one hatching, don't real need them right now. My wife said we should sale them, but I don't know how much and we are not sure we're to advertising them for sale at. Still new to all this. Any ideas.

What are they Nick?

 

[Opendoorfarm]

What are they Nick?

Yes, what breed are they?

 

[nick1984]

White leghorns and Rhode Island Red

 

[abbevilleoz]

White leghorns and Rhode Island Red

They should sell easy. Lots of people use Craigslist successfully. I also use the South Carolina Market Bulletin. It's provided online by the Department of Agriculture at a cost of $10.00 per year. It's a categorized sale paper.