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Great advice! Thanks so much!
Ours have done fine so far. We put frozen 2 liter bottles in our chickens' runs and nest boxes during the hottest parts of summer and it seemed to help.
Yours are the first pictures of Silver Laced Wyandottes that I've seen on this site. How do they do in the summer here?
E-mail me at wjfaint@cox.net and we'll give you details.
Thanks,
Bill
Hello,
We are interested in getting two little chicks very soon. What breeds do you have? Where are you located? What is the best way to arrange a time to meet you?
We don't handle ducks, but I've got Leghorns from 12/12 on up to 5 weeks old. E-mail me at wjfaint@cox.net and we'll get together.
Bill
Do you also handle ducks? I have need of 3 Leghorns (would raise chicks to hens or accept hens). Also looking for 2 muscovy hens or chicks, & need to find a new home for my beautiful white Muscovy sire. Unless there is a need for a muscovy breeder/s…
Send me an e-mail at wjfaint@cox.net and we'll touch base.
Bill
Am interested in getting a few chickens. I think I want three RIR.
Myrna
edit- I have a few other questions about your available breeds and colors- I'll send you a message so that I don't junk up the thread :)
Hi Kristin, I'll be setting my first gold laced wyandottes tomorrow, we'll know in 3 weeks what we've got! I'll let you know when they're ready.
I think I may have responded to your craigslist ad! Glad to see you post on the guild- I am definitely interested in the wyandottes and perhaps an Ameraucana...I'll wait until the gold laced are available but please keep in touch as I definitely wan…
Just let me know when you want them, and I will save some for you.
Bill
Bill,
We got some chicks through a friend for now, but might want some delawares or Wyandottes in the future.
thanks,
Chris
Hi Chris,
We have Rhode Island Reds, Silver-laced Wyandottes, Ameraucanas, and White Leghorns right now. Will have Delawares and Gold-laced Wyandottes in the future (maybe 1 month or so.) Let us know if you would like any and we'll save you some.
Th…
What kinds do you have right now?
Am possibly looking soon but want heavy breeds, RIR's BR's or especially australorps.
thanks
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