Chicks have been sold

[Acre of Blessings]

yes. But the BST is so busy that its on page 2 or 3 before you know it.

 

[ticks]

yes. But the BST is so busy that its on page 2 or 3 before you know it.

I know. It literally only lasts 30 minutes befor being bumped to page 2.

 

[FarmerChick]

hey ticks
what is BYC
I noticed it mentioned a few times

thanks!
Karen

 

[ticks]

hey ticks
what is BYC
I noticed it mentioned a few times

thanks!
Karen

BYC- Back Yard Chickens
http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/

 

[FarmerChick]

thanks would love to check it out!

 

[ticks]

thanks would love to check it out!

Ok.

 

[wildernessdweller]

Since I can't sell energy or homemade laundry detergent, I will try chicks.

I have several day olds, hatched today, and 4---5 week olds and 4---3 week olds.

The breeds are Barred Rocks, Dominiques, Delawares, Ameraucana, Blue Laced Wyandotts.

If interested PM me. Thanks

post for day old hatchlings a week before they're due to hatch- that way folks have a chance to pay you and you can ship them the day they're hatched.

the older chicks - it would cost far more to ship them than they're worth. best bet is to advertize those locally. in some areas you can get $10 for a pullet at 12 weeks. check your local market, see what the prices are. then you can determine if it's worth while to raise them to 12 weeks or if you should attend a local livestock auction with anything that doesn't sell as day old hatchlings.

use craisglist for your state as a free place to list birds for sale.

 

[ticks]

How do you ship birds?!

 

[Acre of Blessings]

Since I can't sell energy or homemade laundry detergent, I will try chicks.

I have several day olds, hatched today, and 4---5 week olds and 4---3 week olds.

The breeds are Barred Rocks, Dominiques, Delawares, Ameraucana, Blue Laced Wyandotts.

If interested PM me. Thanks

post for day old hatchlings a week before they're due to hatch- that way folks have a chance to pay you and you can ship them the day they're hatched.

the older chicks - it would cost far more to ship them than they're worth. best bet is to advertize those locally. in some areas you can get $10 for a pullet at 12 weeks. check your local market, see what the prices are. then you can determine if it's worth while to raise them to 12 weeks or if you should attend a local livestock auction with anything that doesn't sell as day old hatchlings.

use craisglist for your state as a free place to list birds for sale.

Actually, I have forgotton about this post. I have sold all the chicks but 2 and my youngest wanted to keep them so Dad said O.K. And it was basicly by word of mouth. Thanks for the tips though, I'll have to remmeber them.