Welsummer Cockerels (5)/ 1 Pair FS, (SOLD) Ext N. Ga

[speckledhen]

These are from Christie Ritter's stock (mothergoose) and beautiful! I have six of them for sale, all hatched April 24. If you get them before six weeks old, I'll take $3 each, then if they get on up in age, we'll adjust the price. PICKUP/Cash only, I will not ship. Near juncture of TN, GA & NC. They already have beautiful big combs and red wattles and are so handsome and curious.

I have decided to sell one of the cockerels with one pullet as a pair for $10 for the pair.

I have a high quality Rhode Island Red Pair FS. These are from BamaChicken's dark, dark red stock and you just dont find these in a hatchery. I've had them before so I know how beautifully they grow out. $10 for the pair.


The Welsummer pair is sold pending pickup and there are five Welsummer cockerels left.

 

[speckledhen]

Oops, forgot a picture of one of the little cutie-roos!

 

[mothergoose]

They sure growup fast. Seems like they just hatched yesterday!!!

Christie

 

[speckledhen]

It's amazing, isn't it? This boy had a huge, unmistakeable comb at just two weeks old. Wish they'd all show themselves so early, LOL! They are changing every day, too, Christie. Love them!

 

[amazondoc]

Hiya --

I'm still interested! I'd be happy to paypal you for one if you'd like, to hold him for me, if you think you can. You may remember that I won't be ready for roos until about August.

I have already arranged to pick up some birds just a bit north of you, in Topton NC, in August. You're around Clayton GA, right? I figured I could make a day trip from Knoxville. Just let me know, thanks!

 

[chickenshadow]

Mine are two weeks old now and it looks like we only have one hen.
The roos are taller, have slightly thicker legs, and a more pronounced comb.

Please tell me the hens have a small/tiny comb at 2 weeks. :|

 

[speckledhen]

I do remember you wanted one. Actually Clayton is a about an hour east of me and I think Topton is about 40 miles from me. I am really close to the NC border right at Culberson, NC. I doubt I'll have all four of these sold by then. Let's keep in touch along the way and I bet you'll end up with one of these boys. I usually dont sell all my cockerels that easily, trust me.

At four weeks old, all my boys are very obvious. I just cant get them to hold still so I can tell if I actually have four of them. At four weeks, my pullets still have small combs.

 

[amazondoc]

Great, that'll work out even better. Somehow I had the idea you were further east than that.

I'll be picking up brabanters and dominiques in Topton (Nantahala Farms). I was going to get a couple Ameraucanas there as well, but she sold that part of her flock. I don't suppose you have any that need homes?

 

[speckledhen]

Well, not sure. I have one splash Ameraucana that may turn out to be a cockerel that I won't be keeping if it's true. It's 4 weeks old now, so I should know soon. It's from Cree lines out of Washington state, really beautiful.
Turns out I have six Welsummer cockerels-finally got around to banding the girls temporarily so I could do a head count and I have six of each, LOL, better than my usual numbers anyway. Bet at least one or two will be left by August.

 

[amazondoc]

Great about the Welsummers -- great for me, anyway!

On the Ameraucana, though, I'll only be looking for pullets. I'm sure your Ameraucana cockerel is beautiful, but I only plan to have two roos in this flock -- one Welsummer, and one Brabanter.