Why Not Wyandotte and Flock

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Why Not Wyandotte and Flock Veteran owned. Breeding poultry, rabbits & goats. APA, ABA, & ADGA member. Located 30min from Raleigh Hello! Please read our pinned posts for more information!

We are a new farm, so here is some info about us and what we offer. We a veteran-owned farm based out of McGee's Crossroads NC comprised of 3 friends, Sydney, Joe, and Steven. The boys are serving in the Army and have a deep passion

What started out as 5 hens, has grown into nearly 80 chickens....chicken math am I right? Chicken geometry added quail and then chicken calculus added rabbits and goats. So why the name? So this came out a a joke mostly, she has always loved wyandottes and when deciding to breed them, he said "why not", and after adding more breeds, here we are! We are new to breeding toward the Standard Of Perfection of each purebred we offer, and still have much to learn. Even if our chicks' parents were breeder or exhibition quality, for now all chicks are pet quality. All chicks are sold as straight run.
-Silver Laced Wyandotte
-Gold Laced Wyandotte
-Blue / Black / Splash Laced Red Wyandotte
-Self Blue "Lavender" Ameraucana
-Blue / Black / Splash Ameraucana
-Rhode Island Red (single comb)
-Double Laced Silver Barnevelder
-Double Laced Gold Barnevelder
-Favacauna Project (F1)
-Olive Egger* (F1, F2, and F3)
-Blue Egger** (F1 and F2)
-Standard Green Egger*** (F1 and F2)
-Bantam Green Egger**** (F1)
-Gold Laced Sebright
-Silver Laced Sebright
-Serama (mixed varieties)
-Bantam Cochin (mixed varieties)

Prices range from $8-$15 for most chicks. We will have an updated price sheet soon! -will be in our pinned posts. Coturnix Quail are the following variety mixes
-Pharaoh x Homogenous Autumn Fee
-Rosetta x Homogenous Autumn Fee

Rabbits are the following breeds and colors
-New Zealand (REW x REW)
-75% New Zealand/25% Dutch (REW x Black)
-Rex (coming fall 2023)

Goats are the following breeds
-American Nubian

*Olive Egger can have the following breeds mixed in; Black Copper Maran (50% heavy bloomers), Welsummer, Cream Legbar, Opal Legbar, Self Blue Ameraucana, BBS Ameraucana, F2 Olive Eggers, and F3 Olive Eggers.
**Blue Eggers can have the following breeds mixed in; Cream Legbar, Opal Legbar, Self Blue Ameraucana, BBS Ameraucana, Whiting True Blue, and F1 Blue Egger.
***Standard Green Egger can have the following breeds mixed in; Cream Legbar, Opal Legbar, Self Blue Ameraucana, BBS Ameraucana, Whiting True Blue, and F1 Blue Egger, Silver Laced Wyandotte, Gold Laced Wyandotte, White Silkie, F1 Green Egger, F2 Green Egger, and F3 Green Egger.
****Bantam Green Egger can have the following breeds mixed in; Black Frizzle Mottled Cochin, Chocolate Mottled Cochin, Blue Cochin, Black Mottled Serama, Black Serama, Bantam Ameraucana varieties tbd.

We have a big announcement coming soon! Apologies for being MIA, we have been regrouping behind the scenes!
06/01/2026

We have a big announcement coming soon!

Apologies for being MIA, we have been regrouping behind the scenes!

10/25/2025
10/08/2025

My new motto!

1000% agree! Bacterial infections will not be cured with garlic or oregano, you need antibiotics! We have some antibioti...
10/03/2025

1000% agree! Bacterial infections will not be cured with garlic or oregano, you need antibiotics!

We have some antibiotics left in our stock.
We also have connections with multiple local vets to bring you the care you need!

Don't let your animals suffer

PSA—

Use the antibiotics!

Just because you don’t want to use them on your livestock doesn’t mean you shouldn’t use them on your livestock.

Herbal and natural treatments are great-they have their place-
BUT when they aren’t working and your animal needs treatment—
GIVE them the medicine.

It’s not fair to avoid treatment just because it makes you feel better or whatever.
Your animals don’t feel better.
They suffer because someone is selfish.

Have a vet relationship.
Use that relationship.
Run over treatments with them.
Use the antibiotics.

04/29/2025

I like to teach people how to care for these animals, it’s my passion. I like to be for others what I never had.

I have experienced many things I teach about, whether mine, a friend’s, family’s, at work, etc. but today I got to experience something I teach about, but never experienced first-hand….

I got to see with my own eyes how fast they go downhill, even with everything.

I got to yet again have the “coulda, woulda, shoulda” moment, but we are human. Even the best make mistakes and even when you do everything right, they still pass away.

I will take time with my loved ones to grieve yet another sudden loss this year, two this time, but now I’m more educated myself to help others learn.

Hopefully someone else can save their goat based on my experience. That’s the hope at least, getting comfort in knowing my loss did something good for someone else.

Rest In Peace Dane and “Remy”, we may not have known you guys long but we loved you deep. May your next barn be endlesss Oak leaves and moc strawberrys (their favorites).
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I am very open and honest about my animals, and if you would like details, message me privately and I will get back to you when I’m feeling better.

04/28/2025

Update on the kids, they have passed…

04/28/2025

Any prayers for our youngest goat kids are very needed
😭🤍
I’m headed to state with them now. Severe rumen acidosis and most likely polio

update: they passed almost as soon as I arrived.

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