Looking to add a hen or two to our flock. Does anyone know where we can find a pullet (or young) Silver Laced Wyandotte hen?
We´ll also consider a Black Australthorp, a Speckled Sussex or a Barnevelder.
Thanks for any help pointing us in the right direction. Email me directly at greenovationTV@gmail.com

Hi all, I am now hatching Chicks of many types including Meat birds and Mike is still Building coop´s with runs That meet your standards. Your Local small hatchery. we sell one or 100. Chicks or Adults. And about always open for you to visit. I am here to help any one wanting to start their own flock. Destiny farm is here to help, feel free to call if in need of help. Http://www.destinyfarmgardens.com or 248-789-5384.

I have 4 roosters and 15 hens. I would like to thin the flock down before winter. I would like to sell 3 rooster and 7 hens. They were born on June 1st this year. Just starting to lay light brown eggs. They are a winter hardy chickens the New Hampshires Reds. I live in the country and they have free ranged all summer along with Dumars feed system from Tractor Supply. Any Takers? I would like $25.00 each. Ready to deal.
Please contact Dave at Dhaupt2918@aol.com

I have four lovely Plymouth Rock hens, two white and two bared, who lay every day. Born in April 2009. Can't keep them. Will give them free to a good home.
Please contact Julie at jherrada007@gmail.com

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Looking for a chicken sitter in the Ann Arbor area?
If so, contact Olivia @ olipenne@umich.edu or (734)620-7574.
I am a college student at the University of Michigan who aspires to have a flock of my own. I currently live in an apartment and am therefore unable to keep chickens at this time. I offer my services and fledgling expertise free of charge in exchange for any opportunity to care for your birds while you are away or busy.

I have Light, Buff and Dark, Brahmas. They handle the heat and cold well. Hens are quiet. Large birds, hens weight around 9lbs, that are slow to mature but consistently lay nice brown eggs.These extremely mellow birds, originated in Asia and were brought to this country in mid-1800's. Brahmas are exceptionally quiet, gentle, and easy to handle. Their small pea comb, great size, and heavy plumage make them almost immune to cold weather. The hens are good layers of brown eggs, excellent brood mothers and very children friendly for pets. They are on ALBC's watch list.

I would like $20 for a pullet (mature hen). It takes a while to discover if they are roosters or hens as they are slow to mature. I always have extra roosters too which I would give away if someone wanted them.

I am in northeast Tecumseh, MI about 20-30 minute drive from A2.

Also as the city hens age I would be willing to allow them to live out their final days with my flock provided they were otherwise healthy.

lisa.ann.powell@gmail.com