Virginia

[Misfit_quail]

I have roughly 40-50 chicks I would love to find a new home for. Sexed to the best of my knowledge, in Northern VA. If anyone is interested please contact me.

Long shot but any available?

 

[Misfit_quail]

Recently became a stay at home mom and dying of boredom while my kids are at school. Anyonnmeee message me can be about anything from our flocks to our lives

 

[Aceine757]

Hi all! I have a flock of 8 ducks looking for a new home in Hampton roads. 7 females and 1 drake. Would anyone be interested? I’d like to see your set up and know a few other things life predator proof etc to be sure they go to a safe, happy new home. LMK!

 

[calicocows]

Hi! I’ve got a coturnix quail hen for rehoming https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...in-need-of-rehome-supplies-available.1624523/

Still available

 

[Azhtann]

I've got an overabundance of males, if anyone wants one (or three). I have two young buff orpingtons and one white silkie.

 

[peterpeter]

Does any one have experience with Wolf Hill hatchery? If so please let me know your experience, looking to expand my flock a little from a local hatchery, thanks.

 

[Barnette]

Recently became a stay at home mom and dying of boredom while my kids are at school. Anyonnmeee message me can be about anything from our flocks to our lives

Hiii I know this is an old post but I wondered if you still wanna chat with someone, I'm bored too lol

 

[Chikenshiken]

Does anyone know any vets in Virginia that will do the hormone injection for chickens? Suprelorin?

 

[calicocows]

Does anyone know any vets in Virginia that will do the hormone injection for chickens? Suprelorin?

you could check with Pender vet and Stahl exotics? They've got pretty extensive practices in terms of animals and treatment types. Both are in NoVA

 

[MROO]

you could check with Pender vet and Stahl exotics? They've got pretty extensive practices in terms of animals and treatment types. Both are in NoVA

Dumb question here, because I genuinely don't know ... If you're looking to stop chicks but not necessarily eggs, would "neutering" your roosters work? I mean, isn't that what a "capon" is, a neutered rooster? Again - I'm not really offering advice, just asking the proverbial "dumb question!"