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12 Chicken Hatching Eggs
-- $18.00
You will get 12 fresh eggs
Email or call Joni first for current list of eggs, Email your order back. payment Thru paypal.
Call Joni @ 248-789-5384
We breed,
Lady Amherst, red golden, yellow golden, Quail, Many breeds of chickens, including silkies and more!!!!
We need Eggs
We are always looking for Local producers to supply us good quality hatch eggs for any birds we don't raise. If you are a local producer looking for an outlet for your Eggs, Get with us and join our local producers club.
OR
If you raise birds and would like us to hatch your own eggs for you to sell your own chicks, We do that too, Just one dollar a live hatch.
Chick's, Picked up on the farm.
Any chick's that are currently being hatched
and picked up and paid for on the farm are -
$3.50 ea. - Febuary - July 1st -
Off season - $5 ea.
Pre Order and save. Order and Pay now online ,
$2.50 ea
You must order 15 or more of 1 Breed, and you can Pick as many breeds as you want.
Place your order now and save
Click on buy this button and type your selection and when you want them in the comments box. When we get your order, we will email you back to confirm the delivery date. If you need them shipped to you, contact us first for your cost of shipping.
This special only apply's to production Birds.
Aruacana's, Barred Rocks, White Rocks, Buff Orpingtons, Isa Browns, Rhode Islands, White Leghorns Available January - July 1st
MEAT BIRDS - Cornish x or Ventress $2 ea.
Order now to secure your birds even if your not sure when you want them yet. Lock in Now.
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Hi Quality Pheasants
Unrelated Young Pairs
Lady Amherst - $65/pair
Red Golden's - $65/pair
Hens - 35 ea.
Males- 35 ea.
Also available
2 yr old fully feathered out Red golden Male- $65
Pick up Only
Turkey's $7.50 ea
Day old
Broad Breasted whites/Bronze
Currently Hatching
White Rocks -Brown egg
Silkies - all colors
Cochins
RI Reds - Brown Eggs
Leghorns- white eggs
BuffOrpingtons-Brown eggs
Barred Rocks- brown eggs
ISA Browns
Araucana's- Easter eggers
And many More
Chicks hatching every Day
Need some Fresh White or Brown Unfertile Eggs To Eat - Click here!
Did you Know!! The eggs at the grocery store are 2-3 weeks old when you buy them....
If you never had fresh eggs, then don't!
You will taste what you have been missing....sorry.
Click on info button to see the other reasons to buy
your eggs from us!.
Ask the Kids, our birds are treated better than they are..
Chick Day's is on now
If the sun Is shinning, We are Open and have Hundreds of Chicks hatched and ready to go. .
Stop in and Say Hi....
If you are looking for a bird we don't Raise, Just let Joni Know what type you want. She will find the Chicks or Hatching eggs for you and hatch out a few chicks, for you to pick up. We know many other flock owners that Probably Have what you are looking for. We will get Hatching eggs from them and Hatch some out for you. $3.50 a chick.
Joni
248 - 789 - 5384 anytime
HELP !!!
We are trying to figure out How many of what breed to hatch this year. If you could take a second and type in the box below, what birds you are thinking of getting. We hatch for you and need to know to better serve you. Just type your suggestion in the box below and then hit send.
If you Include your email address, we will let you know when the chicks you are wanting are in the hatcher. even if you just want 1. If your New to birds, Let us know and we can help you in picking the birds best for you.
If your thinking about getting a Coop, tell us that to and we will notify you of any specials we may be having this year,
Thank you for your time
Things You might need for those chicks,
Pick up at the farm or I can ship.
Starter Feed- $1.00/1lb bag
Chick Waterier, no spill- $5.00/w.jar
Clip on brooder lamp- $12.00 w/bulb
Pine shavings,bedding- $7.50/L.bale
Chick Feeder - Quart Jar- $4.00/w.jar
Brooder box - to buy-- $25.00/plastic
Brooder set up - rent-- $10/4 weeks
$40.00 deposit
Want to hatch your own eggs??
Little Giant Air,no turn, Incubator
good starter unit-- $67.00
Little Giant With Egg Turner
complete unit,better hatch's $119.00
Not sure of which breed you want.
Click on the Help button to look at the different Breeds . Not all are available at any given time. Give us your wish list and we'll get it for you somewhere.
If you order from us
and we don't have the chicks to fill your order, We get back logged, We will do our best to find them for you from another local hatchery if needed to fill your order as fast as possible.
If you Have any Questions on The Keeping of Chickens, Please Don't Hesitate On sending us your Question, If We don't have the answer We sure as heck find it for you....
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- Did you know?? There is no law that states the size of a farm. The supreme court of Michigan says that a farm is any place that commercially produces a product useful to
- humans... This means if you have a chicken and you sell or try to sell the eggs that that chicken lay's, you are a Farm...
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Lady Amhurst male
Red Golden Male
Yellow Golden Trio
Click here if you need a
Destiny Farm Hatchery
Click on the above to read the actual Law
These are pictures of the brooder box's - Aruacana's, Rhode Island reds, White Rocks, Ausrrolorps
Buff orpingtons and Isa's starting next week. Stop By anytime and hand pick your's ... If the sun is shinning we are open
Open 7 Days a week .... Joni - 248-789-5384
Birds not Laying as they Should?
Most of the time this is due to the feed you give them. Chickens in production use up every bit of the feed you give them, If for any reason they get stressed, They stop laying and They need a boost in protein to get them back on track. Your feed is only good in Ideal conditions. We sell what we give our birds. It is a complete mix. All natural and the protein is from feed grade fish Meal for the Omega 3's for great eggs.
5lb bag w/wormer $12
5lb bag w/shipping included $20
This is a perfect Pheasant, Pigeon, Chicken Aviary. If you always wanted to Raise birds, I can build you one just like it. This is a 16' x 16' with a raised coop and a chicken coop. The guy I built it for is putting a round window in the facing wall of the raised coop so he can see his birds in there at nite, It has lites up in there too.
Aviary - 16' x 16' = $ 1400
Raised coop _ 6' x 6' = $ 550
Chicken coop - - 4' x 12' = $ 600
It sure would Look good in Your backyard,
Order one today and take 10% off the numbers above.
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Don't Forget to send us an Email Letting us Know how many Meat birds you will want this year. order Early and get on the List So we can have them here when you need them
Producer Discounts.
If your a farm, egg producer or just someone that just needs allot of Chickens, Get with us.
We have the capability of supplying 3000 chicks of your choice on a weekly basis.
As low as $1.50 a day old chick .
Any Meat Birds - Chickens - Quail - Turkey - Pheasants - Partridge
You pick the birds - We will get them hatched.
If you need Ringnecks, get with us and we will include you in our pheasant, field stocking hatch's
We do custom Hatching
The Keeping of Chickens - 101
There is really just one essential to keeping adult chickens warm in winter: provide a solid shelter. Chickens are not able to stay outside at night in freezing weather so they must have a suitable building that stays dry and free of drafts. A good layer of straw or shavings on the ground will make a nice insulated layer to walk on. Any open or chicken-wire windows need to be covered with Plexiglas or heavy clear plastic, to stop the draft but not the light.
The chickens should also have a place to roost off the ground. The roost should only be made of wood, not metal or plastic, so their feet can stay warm while roosting. And they should be provided with unfrozen water at all times, preferably with a heater in the water or under the waterier to keep the temperature just above freezing. A good commercial layer feed should provide them with the energy they need to maintain their body temperatures.
In the coldest of weather they will huddle together, fluff out their feathers, tuck their heads under their wings, and this is sufficient, even when it is below freezing in the coop. The only one who may suffer is the rooster if he has a large comb. A comb is subject to frostbite. He may lose his comb and this can be painful but does not usually cause a future problem; it is just unsightly as there will be a partial comb remaining, outlined in black. The best way to avoid this is to only keep roosters from breeds that have combs flat to the head.
Do not put your chickens in a heated room. This can actually be very dangerous for them as there is a bigger contrast in inside and outside temperatures. Also, bacteria that normally would be kept down by the cold can flourish in the moist heat possibly leading to lung problems. If there is to be a really unusual cold snap, a heat lamp can be put in the coop to keep the ambient temperature closer to freezing, but do not warm up the coop.
Most hens naturally decrease or stop egg production all together in the winter, but a few breeds have been bred for winter laying. If the weather is cold you will need to pick eggs more frequently, maybe two or three times a day. In a real cold snap, the eggs may still freeze and break if you don't retrieve them immediately after being laid.
A major exception to all of this is if you are brooding chicks. They must be kept protected from all drafts with a solid barrier surrounding them, and protected from the cold, usually by way of a heat lamp directly over them. They will tell you if they are too warm or too cold by their behavior: too warm and they stay away from the lamp, too cold and they huddle together under it, just right and they are randomly placed around the brooder. If you don't have air-tight facilities to maintain heat for baby chicks then it is just better to avoid raising them during the winter.
Have No fear, They know what to do
