- Jun 9, 2012
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Not sure if anyone would be interested in this, but I'm moving and recently sold/rehomed all of my chickens. As I'm cleaning up all of their old stuff, I realize I have a collection of chicken equipment that I don't need anymore.
-3 Waterers - One 1 gallon, two chick waterers
-3 Feeders - One large stainless steel hanging bucket feeder, one chick feeder with screw on jar on top, one metal chick feeder without jar
-3 heat lamps - One larger lamp for use with 250 W bulb, two smaller heat lamps, used 150 W bulbs, they're more designed for lizards but worked fine
-2 nesting boxes - two large nesting boxes, wooden with top, large enough to hold my fat cochins
-5 saddles - Used, but I washed them afterwards. Large enough for cochins. No wing protecting flaps.
I've washed all of these things out. I guess it could work as a starter kit since it's most of what you need for raising chickens. I'm in southern California in the San Fernando Valley. I'll throw in a plastic bin to put it all in if you want. $50 or best offer.
-3 Waterers - One 1 gallon, two chick waterers
-3 Feeders - One large stainless steel hanging bucket feeder, one chick feeder with screw on jar on top, one metal chick feeder without jar
-3 heat lamps - One larger lamp for use with 250 W bulb, two smaller heat lamps, used 150 W bulbs, they're more designed for lizards but worked fine
-2 nesting boxes - two large nesting boxes, wooden with top, large enough to hold my fat cochins
-5 saddles - Used, but I washed them afterwards. Large enough for cochins. No wing protecting flaps.
I've washed all of these things out. I guess it could work as a starter kit since it's most of what you need for raising chickens. I'm in southern California in the San Fernando Valley. I'll throw in a plastic bin to put it all in if you want. $50 or best offer.
