Where you buy chicken food?

[Mimi13]

I order from Amazon because chewy doesn’t have what I want. And I live smack-dab in the middle of nowhere
Nature Wise 18* no soy Pellets (less waste and the sparrows can’t eat them too large)
And...the UPS driver is a Hottie! I don’t care that those little brown shorts call me ma’am. I just love getting packages!

@MissChick@dee and @Chickassan, y’all never cease to make me LMFAO!

 

[kwhites634]

Where you buy your chicken food and which one you buy?

Southern States
Where are you?

 

[Mimi13]

Southern States
Where are you?

You know, we HAD a Southern States here in Centre and I loved it. It up and closed!

 

[Chickassan]

Pfft, ours just make me want to sling them over my shoulder burp them and give a diaper change.

I don’t like going into a store and knowing more than the employees. It seems here lately the employees in both TSC stores would be alright if I met them at a bar or a nightclub.

 

[jreardon1918]

I found a local feed store in Taunton, MA. They manufacture their own feeds. They are a big outfit and have a small retail shop. Only feed my chickens have ever gotten. The folks that work there are great, knowledgeable. They all have livestock of one form or another. Not very practical for folks outside of our area, but finding a local resource could be a benefit for folks. I pay $11 ish for a 50 pound bag of layer feed. The girls have done well. And buying from a local manufacturer feels like a good way to keep the local economy cranking.

 

[TashaFrancois]

We use the chewy app for our flock, as well as our pit bulls, cats, and bearded dragon. Good prices, clear and guaranteed ingredients most of all of their products are actually made America to you which is kind of cool. It’s all shipped from Florida I live in the Midwest and get it into days no problems.

 

[legojenn]

I've been buying 25 kg bags of Rolling Hills layer feed at TSC, usually 2 bags at a time. If it's cold, I'll get them scratch grain too.

 

[steveneggs]

I buy mine at Rural King