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The Growing Flock I am a small rare poultry breeder based in Upstate SC. My goal is to give you healthy happy chicks!

All the birds found 🏡Hello everyone, I'm in the process of moving so I need to down size my flock. I have seven 3+ year ...
28/09/2023

All the birds found 🏡

Hello everyone, I'm in the process of moving so I need to down size my flock.
I have seven 3+ year old mixed breed hens 👀🏡 for FREE, they still lay decently well in the spring and I get some beautiful egg colors from them. (Message for pictures)
I also, have the flock of 4+ year old Golden Crele Legbars 👀🏡 for FREE (+2 more hens not in the picture), the rooster is super nice.
Then I have the two Cotton Patch female geese pictured 👀🏡 $ 2 0 each. Cotton Patch geese are a landrace auto sexing breed that is extremely rare, these two ladies are also super sweet and have never attacked anyone. This mother daughter pair gave me upwards to a dozen eggs each this past spring.

Message me for more info, I need them gone before the 7th of October. Located in Anderson.

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What I Breed

I am a small poultry breeder of Cotton Patch Geese, Golden Crele and Cream Legbars, as well as some very unique Olive and Easter Eggers. I will also be breeding Blue, Black, and Splash Silver Marans starting late 2020 or early 2021. I will be breeding for vigorous healthy birds, that will thrive in the southern climate, and that fit the standard for their breed in look/type and in egg color/egg and meat production as much as possible. I breed for quality not quantity!