Where's the best place to pick up chicks in the Nashville area

[Guest FiddleDog]

Actually - I'm more looking' for pullets. Finding them is like pulling hen's teeth (wakka wakka wakka)

[mikegideon]

Dickerson road. All you gotta do is wave. Wear a backup.

[NRA]

you ARE one wild and crazy guy!

[williamsburg]

You can go to Krystal's - they have ranch chiks

Oh wait - nevermind.

[gjohnsoniv]

That is a misleading title.

[DaveS]

Most places don't sell "chicks" this time of year. Best bet is look online. Google "chick hatcherys"....

[Caster]

As I said [jokingly] in another post: Co-Op around Easter time.

Edited June 12, 2012 by Caster

[mikegideon]

Y'all are confusing me

[Caster]

Y'all are confusing me

Tell the truth, you were confused before you got here.

[VERO1]

Tractor Supply has them a couple times a year. Usually there are some on Craigslist in the farm section most of the time.

[NRA]

Tell the truth, you were confused before you got here.

LOL ....must be a youngin

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Lower Broad, and like Mike said,

there, too.

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[vaiger]

Try craigslist. There is a hatchery in franklin that advertises there. If you don't see it, pm me and i will dig out the contact info. I bought broilers and turkeys from them and they have done great. Before this year i always just ordered online.

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[Hershmeister]

Garrs in Mt Juliet

[JPS]

The weekend flea market on 231 about half-way to Lebanon from Murfreesboro had quite a few available a few weeks ago. (I only noticed the avian variety, but wouldn't be surprised if there were other varieties available there.)

[JAB]

Depending on which side of Nashville you are on and how far you are willing to drive, the Crossville Flea Market has a section where animals are sold and there are usually quite a few chickens available there. About a month ago a friend of mine got some young White Leghorns that had just started laying there. (I know there is a joke there somewhere involving a play on 'young', 'chicks' and 'laying' but I got nothing at the moment.)

Edited June 14, 2012 by JAB

[Guest FiddleDog]

I've been talking to a guy at the Poultry Place in Franklin. Seems like a decent guy. He's a little hard to get in touch with as his day starts at 6am and ends a 11pm. It's okay. I've decided that a guy with those hours is a hard working' guy, and I'm gladly give him my business.

[Louisb]

Dickerson Road is correct, but go out past I 65 and Briley and you will find the Davidson County COOP.

They had chicks when I was in there 6/26

Edited June 30, 2012 by TCLouis