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I have 3 Isbars to rehome; 2 cockerals and 1 pullet, about 2 months old. They are from Greenfire Farms, I wanted some Schijndelaar but didn't want to pay $50 each, so I got the Blue/Green Assortment. 2 Indian Runner drakes; 1 black and 1 buff, about 5 months old. I also have some Jersey Giant...

I do not know.

Are there any feral rescues where you live? There is one in Port Jervis called Jill's Ferals. If they can't rehome them, they neuter and release them.

She has never bothered your chickens?

Is it feral?

Exactly! That is why I don't tell anyone I got new chicks until they are already safely upstairs in my bedroom. :p

You just haven't explained it to him properly. It is a known fact of farm life, that none of the animals you are looking for will ever be found less than 500 miles away from where you live. :idunno

Jeez, what an amateur. I have totally driven 3 hours to pick up animals before. :p

Wantage. Next to High Point State Park. I am not entirely certain of their age, because they were already fully feathered when I got them. But the farm store I got them from didn't start carrying chicks until almost the end of April.

They all look like that, just different colors.

This is the best I can get right now. They are all sleeping on top of each other. I can get some better pictures tomorrow.

I am looking to rehome some pullets. I have 7 Sapphire Gems that are not quite 4 months old and 5 unknown chickens that are 4 - 5 months old. None have started laying yet. I would prefer to trade for laying hens, so that I don't have to wait another 6 months to start getting eggs from my current...

There is a shop nearby called Sussex Meat Packing, but of course they don't actually do meat packing anymore. Kind of like how nothing in the Dollar Tree is a dollar. I haven't checked with Prime Time Meats yet. I did spot a farm advertising pasture raised chicken down the road on the way home...

Sure.

I already asked this in Meat Birds ETC, but I am also going to ask here. Does anyone know or recommend a butcher/processor near Sussex County? Or does their own butchering and wouldn't mind being paid to do it for someone else?

Of course, you should probably take whatever I say with a grain of salt, since I am also the kind of person that complains if I see a Betta fish in anything less than a 5g tank.

Sorry, I just called them tanks for lack of a better word; they were the cages on shelves. But they had all the chicks crammed in the shed, including the older ones. Those cages seemed way too small for 2+ month old chicks.

They weren't too awful. The most concerning thing was that for some reason they allowed their cats, who had a taste for chicks, to hang around the chick area. When I first walked in, one of the cats was eating what appeared to be a dead chick. When picking out chicks, I had to hold the box up to...

Red Valley Ranch wasn't exactly saintly either, but they weren't anywhere near that bad.

When I was on the phone with Brad, he mentioned they have like 300 chickens. So naturally, I was expecting this massive chicken coop, or lots of big/medium sized coops. Instead, the first thing you see once you get past the farm stand is this small shed, and behind that is this massive empty...