One of the best ways for us to tell what might be going on with your birds is to bring one or two of the dead ones in and let us send them over to Texas A&M for evaluation. It might also be a good idea to bring one or two of the survivors so that we might be able to see if there is anything obviously going on. We don’t knowingly sell diseased birds. If there is a problem with new chicks or geese like you describe, then we certainly need to identify the problem and notify the hatchery if they have a problem going undetected there.

Bill Bergfeld

I bought quite a few chicks and geese at your store about 4 days ago. We have raised hundreds of chicks and pretty much know what we are doing. We spent about a hundred dollars on this bunch. We have lost every biddy but 4, and even they look sickly. You pens were filthy and the fact that there were dead chicks littering your brooders should have told me not to buy them. I called the store and the only answer i got was “sorry, we havent had any die.” I know for a fact i saw about 6 dead and 2 or 3 in a seperate box, dying. Im not pleased. At all. That was alot of money wasted.

Yes, we can deliver as many as 6 at a time. The delivery fee is $30 and the price on each round bale is $135. They are 5X5 and weight approximately 1100 lbs.

Thanks Angela. Let me know if we can help in any way.

Hi – Can you all deliver the round bails? What is the cost?

Not yet. We are searching for pullets now. The only place that had any available was selling them for $25 each. Hopefully we can find a little more cost effective resource. This particular supplier has very high quality hens and $25 is a very reasonable price for their product. Register on the website and you will get an automatic email message when the pullets arrive.

We have coastal hay in round bales. They are 4X5s weighing about 1100 lbs. They are currently selling for $135 each.

Thanks Mary Ann. I’m in Phoenix right now at the Purina Expo. I’ll get in tough when I get back in town…should be on Thursday.

Bill

RE/ pullets for sale:

One of your employees called for 150 pullets brown egg layers. We are fully stocked and have many 12/14/16 week old pullets.

I understand that you sell hens for $11.50. In my opinion its hard to understand how you do not lose money. My chickens are selling for $25 and up and I cant keep enough in stock. IF you want to purchase 100 or more pullets call me and we can work out a small discount. Thank you

Mary Ann Fordyce
281-627-8009

Do you have round bales of hay? Type and cost?

Do you have any laying hens available at this time

thanks