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Does anyone have a contact name & number for a vet who sees chickens in the Charleston area?

I have a pure pair of Light Sussex who just reached maturity, a partridge silkie roo, and a pair of hatchery stock blue booted bantams that I will am selling. We will be at the Farming Palooza in Milton tomorrow morning. Pictures of the birds are here and info for the Palooza is on its Facebook...

Quote: I'm in Cross Lanes, which is outside of Charleston. Where are you?

I have five runner ducks that need a new home (or table). All drakes.

I'm curious about the "Ultra Kibble" in this article ...anyone know where it can be bought around the Charleston or Huntington areas?

I'm in the Charleston area & have a purebred Buckeye cockerel and an olive egger roo (gorgeous!) who need to be rehomed or end up in the soup pot. I always post here first just in case someone is looking for these breeds. They are both free. The olive egger is from a Welsummer roo over a blue...

Will it ever stop raining?

Anyone have fertile eggs for RIR? We seem to be overrun with broody orpingtons. Thinking it may be time to let them go and replace with a less broody, higher production breed. Would consider leghorn eggs too. Going to call around the feed stores today to see what they have. Is a production red...

Quote: Sent you a PM! Thank you! Still looking for both (Mille Fleurs & dairy goats).

We're in the Charleston area. I'm looking for a few Mille Fleur d'Uccles - chicks or hatching eggs. We're also looking for Nigerian Dwarf or African Pygmy diary goat does. We'd like to get 2 does. If you have either of these or have any one you can recommend locally, that would be great! Thanks!

Hurricane TSC was sold out of chicks and ducklings when I was there yesterday.

Quote: I've bought a couple from each store. The TSC Ameraucanas are definitely EEs. I picked up six of them last Monday. Farmer's Delight had the breeds mentioned by Ken and they had a bin of RIR's that were all sold and waiting to be collected. They slaso got in some POL birds...

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Quote: Our first chickens were RIR/Comets from some friends in Ona. We have only 1 of those left and have primarily Wyandotte & Orpingtons now for standard and a small pen of bantams for fun.

Welcome to BYC! What breeds are your chickens & ducks?

Quote: Did you get any hits on this? I know in the back of my foggy brain that know someone..... I didn't get a hit on Angoras but....found some super nice Nigerian Dwarfs!!!! Wish me luck, gotta build fencing!! Let me know if yerrrrr foggy brain remembers!! Oh how we want a goat! So...

Quote: What's a Modern? Any pics? I've never heard of that before. BTW, my roos are free. I just really want to get them new homes by the end of the month.

I have 4 mixed breed roosters that are in need of new homes. They are about 10 wks old., Rhode Island Red/Comet mixes. They were all running around this morning and this is the only one I was able to get a good shot of. roo4sale by dkmom, on Flickr

Quote: We're in Huntington and are starting a couple lines of Blue Laced Red Wyandottes and Blue Wyandottes. We'll be offering hatching eggs and possibly chicks next year. We purchased some very good lines of birds. Can hold off on the Wyandottes until next year? Check out the Milton Flea...

Is there anywhere within, maybe an hour-ish of Charleston who might have some Wyandotte chicks? Silver Laced?