That sucks. Would your local ag store be willing to host a swap? Seems like a good way to meet people, not to mention extra food/equipment sales for the store.
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I love TSC!
Stores (TSC) were more than willing to host flock swaps, the problems were the owner of the property (Shelor) that TSC Christiansburg rented from said we were a flea market. I dont have fleas.That sucks. Would your local ag store be willing to host a swap? Seems like a good way to meet people, not to mention extra food/equipment sales for the store.
I'm pretty excited. And come to think of it, the Marans pullets are my largest, but never seem to park themselves at the feeder. Time will tell what color eggs they lay.
We should have brown, blue, and (theoretically) chocolate eggs once everyone starts working. The only thing missing is white. Any recommendations?
My son got 3 leghorns, cornish whites and several silkies at TSC Spring. The Cornish ate. They grew, our neighbor ate them bc my son could not. Pets you know. The silkies we gave away to our Pastor. The laying White leghorns laid by 20 weeks and have not stopped laying doubles. The leghorns are surprisingly small for such large eggs. Their combs are huge and flop about when they run around. Although I Know they are production hens, not much to look at and I know they will not live as long as my expensive ones BUT gosh they lay alot of eggs.I have two pearl white leghorns from McMurray who can't be beat as far a productivity and size (jumbo!). One is molting now and the other is going on a straight year of laying. I can only assume this is temporary and they will give out sooner than the others. I did hatch some barnyard mixes this summer and ended up with a pullet out of a leghorn egg and my SLW roo. She lays a cream colored egg, a color I did not have yet, and is super productive. I may hatch some more this spring for myself if I get a broody!
I also had some brown leghorns. They were super reliable in the egg department, but their eggs were smaller. Aside from my NH, my leg horns are the friendliest in the flock!
We should have brown, blue, and (theoretically) chocolate eggs once everyone starts working. The only thing missing is white. Any recommendations?
I love TSC!
Not fond of Pet store at all for shutting the TSC parking lot flock swaps down.
I do not shop at the Pet store.
It is a free country and you have a right to shop anywheres you want. Just like I have a right to avoid a business that caused trouble for our Flock Swaps at our beloved TSC.
To each their own.
I also avoid Shelor for stopping the Flock Swap at TSC in Christiansburg.
We do not have fleas.
Question, and you do not have to answer it. Why would you give money to a place that complained and got the Flock Swaps at our beloved TSC Stopped? I do not shop there bc of what they did to TSC.
I was not aware TSC shut down on their own, nor was I aware that any employee had voiced their opinion that they did not like the animal swaps.I love TSC too!
Neither am I happy with them but that doesn't mean that I'm gonna throw a hissy fit like you and boycott the whole store and Shelor. You don't have fleas but maybe other people that went there do. I've been to the C-burg swap meet and there have been many people who have had animals that aren't in any condition to be sold. The reason I'd still support these companies is because they just made a statement they thought would make it better for they're own business's and in return TSC shut down they're own swap meets. And also, lots of TSC employee's really don't even enjoy the swap meets that much so they don't really care
Some nice Brown Leghorns or Anconas.![]()