Looking for local place to get laying hens in Texas

leeann92571

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Hi, my grandmother recently lost her hens to some bad dogs who tore thru her fence and broke the roost door down. She was really upset becuase she had some nice big Dom hens. She lost all her hens and there was only the 2 big roosters left.

I am looking for a place within 100 miles of Houston texas that might have a bit older hens not baby chicks that I could pick some up from.

Any help is appreciated..thanks
Lee Ann
 
You might try contacting busterschickens.googlepages.com. They are in Rosharon not sure how far that is from where you are located.
 
I found a local backyard breeder in Hondo, TX . he does advertise on Craigslist, San Antonio , under the name of Poultry Meister and
we went out to his place 2 weeks ago.

I was impressed.. it was very hot that day, and his coops were VERY CLEAN!! He had very healthy looking birds and again, cleaniness was very important to him and his wife. His name is Ken Hyne (pronounced hine..long i)

You could tell by his manner, he knew his birds and they knew him. He was gentle but firm when catching several older birds he wanted to show us.

We ended up bringing home 2 gorgeous Ameraucana pullets.(babies were $8.00 each). a white (with beard & muffs) and
one that he called a silver.. turns out Silver is a BLUE.. we are SOOOO happy. Very healthy babies (they were born March 31st.. so they are just now 2 months) We have had them 2 weeks.

We also bought a silver wyandotte pullet (for $10.00) she was born Feb 27th.. so she is a little older.. very friendly pullet, very nice coloration and feather pattern.

He posted birds for sale today, May 30th

k
 
I found a local backyard breeder in Hondo, TX . he does advertise on Craigslist, San Antonio , under the name of Poultry Meister and
we went out to his place 2 weeks ago.

I was impressed.. it was very hot that day, and his coops were VERY CLEAN!! He had very healthy looking birds and again, cleaniness was very important to him and his wife. His name is Ken Hyne (pronounced hine..long i)

You could tell by his manner, he knew his birds and they knew him. He was gentle but firm when catching several older birds he wanted to show us.

We ended up bringing home 2 gorgeous Ameraucana pullets.(babies were $8.00 each). a white (with beard & muffs) and
one that he called a silver.. turns out Silver is a BLUE.. we are SOOOO happy. Very healthy babies (they were born March 31st.. so they are just now 2 months) We have had them 2 weeks.

We also bought a silver wyandotte pullet (for $10.00) she was born Feb 27th.. so she is a little older.. very friendly pullet, very nice coloration and feather pattern.

He posted birds for sale today, May 30th

k
I’m in Hondo and would like to know if you still have this persons info? I’d like to buy some chickens from him
 
Hi, my grandmother recently lost her hens to some bad dogs who tore thru her fence and broke the roost door down. She was really upset becuase she had some nice big Dom hens. She lost all her hens and there was only the 2 big roosters left.

I am looking for a place within 100 miles of Houston texas that might have a bit older hens not baby chicks that I could pick some up from.

Any help is appreciated..thanks
Lee Ann
If you are close to Houston little peckers hatchery has laying hens and a big variety. Got 5 chicks from her all sexed and all turned out to be healthy thriving pullets. She’s not too far from spring Tx.
 
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If you are close to Houston little peckers hatchery has laying hens and a big variety. Got 5 chicks from her all sexed and all turned out to be healthy thriving pullets. She’s not too far from spring Tx.
So it’s about 220 miles from me, just a bit far. I’m in Hondo, so when I saw if a breeder in my town I was like great! Haha! But yeah San Antonio is closer for me, about 30 miles. But Houston is way too far. Thank you though!
 

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