Where to buy real americauna chicks?!?

[Amos-Moses]

I understand, spring is a good time to add chickens to the flock!

Our Ameraucanas are black and lavender (self-blue). What we have left range in age from 2months old to 5 months old. Prices range from $20-$30.

Here is a link to our 'for-sale' ad
https://bham.craigslist.org/grd/d/ameraucana-chickens/6669384449.html

If you decide you are interested and would like to add to your flock before next year just let me know! We would be happy to meet halfway, we travel to Birmingham area pretty often

 

[Amos-Moses]

 

[HuffleClaw]

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WOW! They’re so so so pretty!!!

 

[HuffleClaw]

I understand, spring is a good time to add chickens to the flock!

Our Ameraucanas are black and lavender (self-blue). What we have left range in age from 2months old to 5 months old. Prices range from $20-$30.

Here is a link to our 'for-sale' ad
https://bham.craigslist.org/grd/d/ameraucana-chickens/6669384449.html

If you decide you are interested and would like to add to your flock before next year just let me know! We would be happy to meet halfway, we travel to Birmingham area pretty often

I just looked at the ad! GREAT description, I guess I’ll just wait until next year since I want more females, but you birds are VERY pretty!

Also along with the 2 laying hens you’re keeping, I HIGHLY recommend keeping one of your roosters, I made the mistake of selling my last Blue Orpington rooster and it took me FOREVER to find one!

 

[HuffleClaw]

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Beautiful! Looks like cackle will be My best option!

 

[Folly's place]

John Blehm in Birch Run, Michigan, has very nice SQ Ameraucanas, and sells chicks through his website 'Fowl Stuff', I think. He's active in the Ameraucana club, and looking on that website is a good idea too.
Mary

 

[Amer]

All of those mentioned are good sources. Remember, though they are true Ameraucanas, the birds from hatcheries can never be quite as nice as breeder birds. I suggest. Cackle, My Pet Chicken, Fowl Stuff, and local breeders. I know Fowl Stuff has some very nice birds. Ameraucanas are his main focus.