How to Reserve Chicks at Flower Feather Farm
Written By Suzanne Chandler
How to reserve the chicks you want:
Pick your date(s): Take a look at the hatch schedule for the hatch dates of your desired breeds. If you scroll all the way to the bottom of that page you can see all the dates by breed.
Make your appointment: Then go to the appointment setter and set an appointment for the day after the hatch ends to pick up your birds.
In the notes section of your appointment requests, tell me how many of which breed you wish to reserve and what you would like as a substitute.
When I get your request I will put you in the queue for that hatch or those hatches. If your spot is near the end of that queue, and we don’t have as robust of a hatch as we were hoping for, you will go to the front of the line for the next hatch.
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