Winedocks, Asterlops & Coo Coo Maroons

[sgtmom52]

Here is a Craig's List one for you ~ and only $50. for one chicken.

I have a female chicken who lays eggs. She is about 7/ 8 months old. She is fed great food. She is kept in a dog crate in a shed over the winter. She produces brown large eggs. She is fed daily and perfect conditon. She comes with 2 big bags of food. And some bags of corn, etc. She is great friend. Follows ya around like your her momma or daddy lol. email me if interested​

 

[teach1rusl]

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The best and the brightest breed of chicken there is...you really have to have the right stuff to make THAT cut.

 

[lilcrow]

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Ohhhhhhh God..........I'm dyin'.........this is great!

 

[sekinkead]

Wow that is an expensive chicken! Last summer there was a CL ad for 20 golden comets, they wanted $250 for the whole flock. I emailed him back to make sure it wasn't a typo. Those chickens were listed for months, I am not sure he ever sold them.

 

[TurtleFeathers]

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O. M. G. Just when you think you've seen them all, someone comes up with something like this!!! LMAO!

My all time favorite didn't have anything to do with chickens tho - it was dogs, and the breed was "copper sandal". I was like "??????" and then it hit me - COCKER SPANIEL...

What I can't figure out is why people think "bannies" are a breed? People ask me for "bannies" all the time, and I tell them I've got several types, and ask what kind of BANTAM they want - they look at me like I've got a third eye or something...

 

[NGT ANGL]

OK....here is another.....actual Craigslist post from the Dothan, AL area. <shaking head>

white long horn chickens - $8

 

[lilcrow]

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The best and the brightest breed of chicken there is...you really have to have the right stuff to make THAT cut.

You guys crack me up! Good one teach

 

[Happy Chooks]

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Is that what you get when you cross a cow with a chicken?

I want to see it's horns.

 

[NGT ANGL]

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Is that what you get when you cross a cow with a chicken?

I want to see it's horns.

wonder what type of sound it makes????

 

[Freeholder]

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Actually, I've seen a lot of chickens advertised for ten dollars apiece or more, especially if young and just about to start laying (I can't even get $7/each here for young POL pullets, but I guess you can in some places). This ad is only $12.50/pullet, so not that bad in some places, I would think. Maybe his mistake was in advertising the flock price rather than the individual bird price?

This is a VERY funny thread!

Kathleen