The NEW Crazy 24hr AUCTION thread

[ReptileMom]

Sandiklaws,
I'm waiting for some more of your favs! Mine were set to hatch while I was away, hubby took care of incubator. Only got 2 from my batch from you but they are looking great!

 

[sandiklaws]

Sandiklaws,
I'm waiting for some more of your favs! Mine were set to hatch while I was away, hubby took care of incubator. Only got 2 from my batch from you but they are looking great!

This batch will also include a bunch from my mentors flock-

absolutely drool worthy birds! Sadly his wife is ill, and he loaned them to me for the summer. I am mostly going to send them to other breeders I have been in contact with, but it seems every body has full bators right now so they will go up here as soon as I finish my bator set for myself- probably for tomorrow morning or Monday as I only have 2 spots left to fill

 

[misschickenlittle]

This batch will also include a bunch from my mentors flock- absolutely drool worthy birds! Sadly his wife is ill, and he loaned them to me for the summer. I am mostly going to send them to other breeders I have been in contact with, but it seems every body has full bators right now so they will go up here as soon as I finish my bator set for myself- probably for tomorrow morning or Monday as I only have 2 spots left to fill

Oooo!!!! I want them!!!!

 

[hcammack]

I have 22 eggs developing from what Sandiklaws sent me a little over a week ago. Should have chicks in early july.

 

[ReptileMom]

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[jellybellyx6]

We are building two incubators out of refrigerators and will be hatching up a storm all winter. Needing good stock for our own flock and to grow out for sell at swap meets in the spring. Sadly our chickens won't start laying until November and we need to start setting eggs in September.

 

[Phage]

QUOTE jellybellyx6
"We are building two incubators out of refrigerators and will be hatching up a storm all winter. Needing good stock for our own flock and to grow out for sell at swap meets in the spring. Sadly our chickens won't start laying until November and we need to start setting eggs in September. "

Depending on where you are your new layers may not start to lay in November and wait till the weather warms up to start (unless they are penguins!) .
You could buy some hens that lay well in fall/winter so that you have eggs to set, and then when your own are on line sell the purchased hens at the swaps if you don't want to keep them.
I find good winter layers (at least on west coast) are swedish flower hens, cream legbars and silkies.

 

[heirloomorps]

6+ Blue Laced Red Wyandotte eggs to be shipped on Tuesday or Wednesday (your preference). Auction closes Monday June 24 at 8pm CST. We have one trio and one quad laying. Two blue roosters, four blue hens and a splash hen so you can hatch any combination of blue, black and splash (we have been getting mostly blues and blacks recently). They are pure Foley lines.

Bidding starts at $25 including shipping.

 

[Fancy Favie]

This batch will also include a bunch from my mentors flock-

absolutely drool worthy birds! Sadly his wife is ill, and he loaned them to me for the summer. I am mostly going to send them to other breeders I have been in contact with, but it seems every body has full bators right now so they will go up here as soon as I finish my bator set for myself- probably for tomorrow morning or Monday as I only have 2 spots left to fill

 

[jellybellyx6]

It usually does not start getting cold enough for them to stop laying until January were we are. However our weather has been so weird this year so far who knows what it will do.