what to ask

I normally sell my pullets that aren't necessarily show quality for about $20. I've seen NNs in my area in the same situation as you go for $30 a pullet. Cockerels I've seen bought for $10-30 as well. You could always sell them as a pair for $40. Hope this helped a bit. Good luck w/ your birds.

 

In Louisiana, I think you are unlikely to get the same prices as in California. I think $20 a pair for non-show quality is a good price, but maybe that's because I'm trying to live in the past...

I would price them seperately at $15 a pullet and $5-$10 a cockeral.

 

If i were you I would ask about two dollars for them and since I am me I would drive down and buy them all.

Seriously though, they would bring $10 to $12 here in Oklahoma and more as warmer weather approaches.

Monty

 

Ok I'll put my two cents in. I don't know about your area in particular but in my part of louisiana we can barely squeek buy with charging $5.00 for a pullet or laying hen. That's why MOST of the extras go in the freezer. But your population in that area is a bit bigger so I say go for 10.00, You can barely give away a rooster around here.

 

Scope out your local craigslist too to see what they are gong for. That will give you a better idea of what your area demand is.

 

Yup, it's not easy here either to sell a pullet for more than 7.00 ea.....just depends what part of the country your in....

 

Hey, love the name and sent email to you, naked neck.

In southern California, it is hard to get higher than 7 for a pullet. Roosters 5 or less. "Really good" hen might go for 15-20(with a lot of complaining type comments! LOL) Last weekend got a white laced cornish and a cornish x buff orpington cross pullets for.. two dollars each. That was his quote, no haggling or anything! To be fair I was very surprised at that price also, he might have been quoting low for me.

 

We're I am in Virginia going price for a pullet is about $6.50 and $5 a rooster. Those prices are from my local feed store where they sell pure bred chickens.