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Have you guys gotten chicks from the Duluth post office before? Do I get called right away or do I have to request that? Hoping to get them before I need to go into work so I need to hear from them by like 7am. Don’t know what to expect and the anticipation is killing me
 
You'll have a tracking number, when it says they are being delivered to the post office drive over and wait for the doors to be unlocked. My PO didn't call, I was there beforehand. Maybe they would have but I wasn't waiting for them to get around to it.
 
Have you guys gotten chicks from the Duluth post office before? Do I get called right away or do I have to request that? Hoping to get them before I need to go into work so I need to hear from them by like 7am. Don’t know what to expect and the anticipation is killing me
Give the PO a call saying that you will have a shipment of live chicks coming between this day and this day. And to give you a call at this number and this number when they arrive. Most POs are pretty good about when they are peeping to call you right away, I have gotten calls at 5:15am from my PO before that I have birds or chicks in
 
This is one of my Grandpas Longhorn bulls, I want to breed this one to my Jersey heifer to in July
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Here are some eggs that relatives and friends made that my Grandma has. I will get pictures of some of the ones we made this weekend
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Stringbean, I can tell you the people at the Michigan Street PO facility have been very good about calling me. I have had many shipments of live birds and have been called at 10:00 at night if that is when the truck came in. Generally I get called at 6:00 in the morning. My boxes are marked with my info including phone number. The only chickens I received by PO shipping was 3 started trios of bantam Brahmas. Dead on Arrival. The problem I have had is taking 6 days when 3 day delivery is guaranteed. Thankfully the birds I have shipped in although still very young are also very hardy.
 
Stringbean, I can tell you the people at the Michigan Street PO facility have been very good about calling me. I have had many shipments of live birds and have been called at 10:00 at night if that is when the truck came in. Generally I get called at 6:00 in the morning. My boxes are marked with my info including phone number. The only chickens I received by PO shipping was 3 started trios of bantam Brahmas. Dead on Arrival. The problem I have had is taking 6 days when 3 day delivery is guaranteed. Thankfully the birds I have shipped in although still very young are also very hardy.

Thank you and the others for the reassurance. :lol: I’ll call them just to be sure as soon as I have shipping information this morning.
 

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