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5 acre Farmgirl Posted - Jan 28 2009 : 6:24:05 PM
I am wondering about chicks for Spring, I received a "Ridgeway" catalog and their "Heavy Breed Meaty Cockerals"(not the cornish) are only 50 for $34.00..........isnt that really cheap?
We are looking to get 200 or more......
Does anyone know of a cheaper place? We have "Pastured Poultry".......

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La Patite Ferme Posted - Jan 31 2009 : 8:26:58 PM
I get ours from Belt Hatchery in Fresno, CA. They run a buck a piece.
windypines Posted - Jan 29 2009 : 04:04:26 AM
I order my chicks from my feed mill. They order from Sunnyside in Wis. I have already been told chicks are going to be hard to get this year. Last year it took 2 extra weeks to get layers, as the hatchery was filliing only large orders. ( a rip ) I usually paid about a buck a piece for chicks, whether meat birds or layers.

Michele

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