How Does it Work? What is Bartering?

Please consider to bring SOMETHING from the list below with your cash payment - The $$$ is decreasing in value and inflation is upon us- 

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Do you wish a better price for chickens? READ the list for SOMETHING to bring with your cash payment

IT'S REALLY THIS SIMPLE:  YES - IT'S THIS EASY: YOU HAVE AN OPTION TO TRADE ME "THINGS" THAT I WANT OR NEED FOR CHICKENS  OR PAY ALL IN CASH

You can trade almost any of your stuff for my chickens!!!

You do NOT need to trade only "farm things" You can trade/barter A-N-Y-T-H-I-N-G  for the chickens that you want to take home!

NOW, HOW EASY IS THAT? SEE OUR WISH LIST HERE!

Bartering is based on a simple concept: Two individuals negotiate to determine the relative value of their goods and services and offer them to one another in an even exchange. It is the oldest form of commerce, dating back to a time before hard currency even existed.

Virtually any item or service can be bartered if the parties involved agree to the terms of the trade. Individuals, companies, and countries can all benefit from such cashless exchanges, particularly if they are lacking hard currency to obtain goods and services. 

Let me "cut to the chase" FACT: as the US dollar $$$ has crashed and is losing value FAST- our choices to stay ahead of the rising inflation are to either raise prices on poultry, or ask for donation/trade items to keep the prices in check

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You may have LOTS of things in your garage, or storage area that you don't need and we can swap 100% for chickens! Yes, we can trade these listed items for chickens!

$$$ Money / currency has lost MUCH value: we prefer to get CASH PLUS freecycle / trade items per purchase of chickens

We will trade chickens for the following items: 

Silver, silver rounds, bars or collectible coins or coin collections, stamps, jewelry we WANT, "junk silver" silver cutlery (forks knives, spoons, serving ware,  (All cutlery silverware incomplete settings due to melting fees for reclaiming silver content we pay/trade value up to $20 per unit - fork, knife, spoon, in any patterns matching or not) -  silver bowls, tea or coffee sets) CLEARLY marked "sterling" or, .999, 950, .925 NOT assorted alloy, mixed metals or stainless steel) Hollow handle or Silver plate 50% silver in any form or items is also acceptable, just not pure metal only. Unwanted coins, stamps collectible things most silver jewelry, silverware flatware settings any style or call us for ideas!!!  

Any Silver items

Any ammunition - full boxes only 

Guns & rifles

50 pounds (not small 5 lb bags!) of any type chicken feed, pellets or crumbles, oats, chicken scratch, alfalfa

Square bales of hay

Couponers stash of goodies and stuff (soaps etc.)

Working tools

Paper products (napkins, paper towels, toilet paper)

Products or services from family, friends, co-workers

Discount coupons for products or services (valid dates)

Unwanted gift items (in your junk closet!)

Old hobby things not wanted

Solar Powered or Gas Generator

Camping Supplies

Cases of Water

Any size chain link dog kennel 

Chain link fencing panels/gates (5 or 6 feet tall any length) 

almost any ammunition, (in full boxes or loose ammo will be counted for accuracy,) pistols/rifles, cameras, lenses, video equipment, first aid supplies, cameras, lenses, video equipment, gas cans/containers (empty) tools, honey, rope, kitchen appliances, old hobby supplies, collectibles, survival/camping supplies, canned/dried foods, spices, coffee/tea, nuts, soaps, homemade things, bathroom/toiletries tools, bottled water, batteries, lumber, frozen beef, nails, screws, lumber, plumbing, action, western or family type movies (DVD or blue ray) old fashioned authentic board games (must have all pieces!) garden work, lawn work (labor, mowing or weed-eating) and barn cleaning, fence repair.

If you can't think of any ideas for donations consider bringing: Cases of water (24/48) or several gallons of bottled water, 

50 pound bag(not small 5 lb bags!) of any type chicken feed, pellets or crumbles, oats, corn, chicken scratch, alfalfa, & square bales of hay, 

Due to inflation and "shrinkflation" plus the very rapidly declining dollar, we ask that you bring one (1) donation/freecycle item and your cash to when purchasing chickens to keep your costs down 

IF YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT "BARTER" IS - CALL US FOR DETAILS