CrealCritter
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I'm at the king now, what kind of chickens are these? Are they that heritage meat bird chicken?
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FarmerJamie
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Just get them, if you haven't already. LOL. Let me live vicariously through you.
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Well they could be freedom rangers broilers, or they could be a red sex link layer. My bets are on sex links
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Have to agree that they might be one of the "red sexlinks". But at that price, they are already getting feathered in, the hard work is done. Get them, you can eat laying pullets too!!!!!
baymule
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How many did you get?
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CrealCritter
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Mini Horses
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Haven't seen chicks at our feed stores in couple months now.
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Rural king in Marion, IL has them. All kinds of them
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So I sipped my coffee this morning while browsing the Meyer Hatchery website. Ugh. Still just a dream for the future.
Lazy Gardener
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I believe they are SR sex links.
