3 light brahma straight run chicks available, $5 each.
Minimum purchase $12.
I also currently have:
- 3: straight run white leghorn: $3 each
Known for being excellent layers and foragers
- 14: straight run marans: $3 each
Known for being good layers of dark brown eggs
- 3: light Brahma, straight run, $5 each
- 7: splash laced red wyandotte, $3 each
Beautiful feathers, dual purpose
- 22: straight run Heritage Rhode Island Red: $3 each
My best layers, deep red plumage
- 5: bielefelder pullets (female) $6 each
- 7: bielefelder cockerels, $1 each
- 5: straight run Speckled Sussex: $3 each
- 3: straight run Polish: $3 each
Black with white crest, golden laced, tolbunt.
My adult birds are a variety of colors (mottled, blue, black with white crest, solid black, golden laced, buff laced, silver laced and tolbunt).
Chicks can hatch satin or frizzle.
- Sold but will have more hatching: legbar pullet (hen cream crested legbar, rooster opal legbar, hatched from a blue egg): $6
- 4 cream crested legbar cockerels: $1 each
Hatched from blue eggs
- 18: straight run bantam Cochin, $3 each (blue, black, birchen)
I separate my adult birds by breed.
To see pictures and other breeds available later in the season: www.
chickneggs.
com.
I don't take pictures of the new chicks that hatch every day but have posted a couple pictures of parent stock to the ad.
When we meet, I can take all available for you to choose from.
Chicks are not vaccinated.
I can meet at the Chehalis Walgreens off I-5 Exit 79.
Please text or email using an account that is not google mail (my replies to google mail are usually returned undeliverable.
)
Baby chicks are delicate.
Please make sure you have a brooder set up before purchasing: https://homesteadandchill.
com/set-up-chick-brooder-temperature-supplies/
Reach out if you have a broody hen who needs day-old chicks.
Right now, you would need to be open to whatever chicks hatch in a 2-day window as I have small hatches of a subset of breeds available.
You have to give her brand new chicks for an adoption to be successful.
While 90% of the time, a broody hen will successfully adopt chicks, make sure to have a back-up plan.
Let her be broody for a week or two before you give her chicks, to make sure she is truly committed.
See the bottom of this website for tips: https://nwedible.
com/will-a-broody-hen-adopt-chicks/
What to do with unwanted roosters when you buy straight run? I usually keep two roosters per breed when possible.
I sell others on craigslist to varied success.
I take the remainder to the Coal Creek Poultry Auction (https://www.
coalcreekpoultryauction.
com/).
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