Free chickens - need to rehome

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🐔 **Cluck-tastic Opportunity Alert!** 🐔 My son’s family is seeking a loving home for their feathered friends due to a new town policy on chicken free-ranging in Long Island. They’re rehoming six delightful Orpingtons, known for their egg-citing egg-laying abilities, along with two charming Old English Bantam Game Hens. At just one year old, these chickens are not only friendly and easily handled, but they also have a knack for returning to their run and coop as the sun sets. They’ve braved the winter chill like true champions, thriving without extra heat. If you’re interested, they can be separated for adoption. Plus, the coop and run, designed by Third Coast Craftsman, can be disassembled for transport. Ready to welcome some new feathered friends? 🥚✨

My son’s family moved to a new town on Long Island and the town does not allow chickens to free range at all, so they want to re-home for the sake of the chickens. They have 6 healthy and great egg- laying Orpington chickens and 2 Old English Bantum Game Hens. They are 1 year old and know how to go back to their run and coop themselves when it starts to get dark. They are friendly and can be handled. They are healthy and hardy - survived this cold winter with no added heat in the coop. They can be split up if needed. Free to a good home. Their coop and run was built from online design if someone wants to try to take it apart and move it and rebuild. It was a Third Coast Craftsman I believe.

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