What should I ask for this fella?

[tiki244]

Its better to give him to a good home and save money on feed. I would say $5-$10, especially at this time of year. If it was the spring you could get more for him, but then think of all the feed he would eat over the winter.

 

[Riocotesei]

Thats true, but if I sold him I could buy feed. Granted, it would only last a week....lol.

I'm just curious but wouldn't people want cute little chicks in the spring? Not a fat 'ol roo?

 

[luvmychicknkids]

The problem is, while people may want cute little chicks, most people with chickens have the same problem.......excess roos. I have bought sexed pullets and had 3 out of 5 turn out to be roos. While he is a pretty boy, unless someone is REALLY looking for someone just like him, they are going to, most likely, go for a free roo that someone else is probably giving away.

 

[weloveourchicks]

We had way more then we needed and sold them in sets of 3 for $35. Even when we ran out of what we wanted to sell we still had people calling us. Good Luck!

-- Susan

 

[palomino777902]

Oh My, good luck trying to sell him. You may get lucky.
I hope you do.

I have 13 roos right now I can't give away. Sadly, I am taking them to an auction on Tuesday.

I don't know what else to do with them. If they were standard size I would put them in the freezer but they are bantys.

Good luck!