Washingtonians Come Together! Washington Peeps

[OlympicChick]

Yeah, it's an old farmstore, locally owned, it's jammed with everything and anything you could ever want. Definitely different. You can kind of see in the photo that the right side is open too with food just like the front.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Our little Mom and Pop store has wood brooders 2 of them back to back they are waist height lift top hooks on a piece of wire
Onalalsa Feed Store
They have a website now
http://premiumqualityhayandfeed.com/

 

[rosemarythyme]

They really sell them like that ? Never seen a setup like that

I've seen similar in California too in small mom & pop stores that don't really have space for bins. Though every feed store I've visited in my area uses watering troughs with a hardware cloth lid.

 

[Hinotori]

Graham Hay Market has a similar setup and then tubs for overflow.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Wow maybe need to get out more Richard Just laughed he know it could be dangerous
for me to go in

 

[JenCee]

Hello Washingtonians! I can't wait to get my first chicks later this summer. I live in the Kitsap area.

 

[SailingAgape]

Hello Washingtonians! I can't wait to get my first chicks later this summer. I live in the Kitsap area.

Welcome! Out if curiosity, what kind of chicks are you getting and where are you getting them from?

 

[pennyJo1960]

Hello to Both of you Welcome to our state thread here

 

[JenCee]

Welcome! Out if curiosity, what kind of chicks are you getting and where are you getting them from?

Still deciding because I can't get them until the end of July/beginning of August. I will probably get them from Baxter Barn or a combination of Baxter Barn and a local breeder.

We are considering the following:

1 Buff Orpington (for sure)
1 Plymouth Rock (for sure)
3ish Easter Eggers (for sure)
1ish Lavender Orpington (if we can)
1 Silver-Laced Wyandotte
1 Golden-Laced Wyandotte
1 Blue Red-Laced Wyandotte
1 Blue Australorp

The latter ones are dependent on what they have at the time.

 

[Hinotori]

Welcome!