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Eight Hundred...

...Naira each.

They are really bigoo, at nine weeks..

jfkenny:
They are really bigoo, at nine weeks..

These are pictures of someone else 9 weeks. Let me try and take pictures of mine and put them up now.

let see the pic, I need 10 females

Great Job! My Noilers would be ready for sale in a few days. They'll be four weeks old then. I've got 1000 of em. Wanna sell off 250 and keep the remaining 750.

kayo80:
I want to sell 40 out of my 9 weeks Noilers. You can send me a PM if you are interested. Or call this number- 0802-7794635. I have 102 of them, and the space/cage I have can't take more than 70. Noilers grow to full maturity between 12-16 weeks, so you just have to feed them for 3-7 weeks and sell them off during Christmas. Noilers are very resistant to disease, and I have never lost one Noiler before.


I will put more pictures up when I get home. These are just pictures of 9 weeks old Noilers I saw on Nairaland. Some of my Noilers are bigger than this though. By the way, I live around Ojoo area of Ibandan.

which one be noiler again, is it different from boilers

pat077:
which one be noiler again, is it different from boilers

Google is your friend. Also look for kuroilers which is their cousin.

Turks:
Great Job! My Noilers would be ready for sale in a few days. They'll be four weeks old then. I've got 1000 of em. Wanna sell off 250 and keep the remaining 750.

That is too much. Hope you will sell them well.

Lol..No it isn't.

EMMAACHILE:

That is too much. Hope you will sell them well.

Turks:
Lol..No it isn't.

If sold well, it's a lot of money. Adult ones (18 weeks) of over 3kg fetch from N3500 and above here.

I watched a video of a claim of some reaching 10kg after a year and a half though still doubt it. See it here


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2_2605061s

This isn't my first trial so I'm aware of all the facts and figures there are.

EMMAACHILE:

If sold well, it's a lot of money. Adult ones (18 weeks) of over 3kg fetch from N3500 and above here.

I watched a video of a claim of some reaching 10kg after a year and a half though still doubt it. See it here


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2_2605061s

pat077:
which one be noiler again, is it different from boilers

Yes, it is different. It is a hyrbid of local chicken and broiler. It grows almost as fast as broilers and also has close to the weight size of broilers, and it is very rugged like local chickens...they never die.

great107:
let see the pic, I need 10 females

Oh, great. I don't have a smartphone right now, but when the kid that stays upstairs my house comes back from school, I will use his phone to take the picture. By the way, I stay in Ibadan. Where do you live?

Turks:
Great Job! My Noilers would be ready for sale in a few days. They'll be four weeks old then. I've got 1000 of em. Wanna sell off 250 and keep the remaining 750.

WHAT!!!? ONE THOUSAND NOILERS? How are you managing? You must have a really big pen for them. So, you have a market for 4 weeks old Noilers? How much do you sell them? And Turks, how do you differentiate the males from the females? I notice things like...I think the females have black legs, and also, they are shorter and a bit wider. But I am not so sure.

Yes sir. A thousand. We dey cope just fine. Yep..Separate pens actually. We're hoping to get a market for them cos people seem really interested in them. We're yet to determine their price. Well, at 6weeks, one should be able to tell the males and females apart..Using their combs, feathers etc. Naaah...Males have black hocks too; that shouldn't really be a characteristic in differentiating them. Very correct. They're shorter and wider with much smaller combs.

kayo80:



WHAT!!!? ONE THOUSAND NOILERS? How are you managing? You must have a really big pen for them. So, you have a market for 4 weeks old Noilers? How much do you sell them? And Turks, how do you differentiate the males from the females? I notice things like...I think the females have black legs, and also, they are shorter and a bit wider. But I am not so sure.

Turks:
Yes sir. A thousand. We dey cope just fine. Yep..Separate pens actually. We're hoping to get a market for them cos people seem really interested in them. We're yet to determine their price. Well, at 6weeks, one should be able to tell the males and females apart..Using their combs, feathers etc. Naaah...Males have black hocks too; that shouldn't really be a characteristic in differentiating them. Very correct. They're shorter and wider with much smaller combs.

Okay thanks. Any other things to look out for?

I also want to sell 30 of the 4 weeks old Noilers...for those interested.

The natural order of things. Females tend to be a bit recessive..Other than that, nothing major.

kayo80:


Okay thanks. Any other things to look out for?

Turks:
The natural order of things. Females tend to be a bit recessive..Other than that, nothing major.

Okay. Thanks. And what do you know about the females laying eggs? Do you have to give them a certain type of feed for the to lay eggs? I know I have seen videos of free range Kuroilers that lay eggs regardless of what they eat.

If you're going to have them in cages then you have to feed them layer mash once they hit 5% laying production. Them being on free range is something different all together.

kayo80:


Okay. Thanks. And what do you know about the females laying eggs? Do you have to give them a certain type of feed for the to lay eggs? I know I have seen videos of free range Kuroilers that lay eggs regardless of what they eat.

Turks:
If you're going to have them in cages then you have to feed them layer mash once they hit 5% laying production. Them being on free range is something different all together.

Okay. Thanks.

Pictures of the 9 weeks old noilers

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great107:
let see the pic, I need 10 females

What's up..have U seen d pics?

Still

kayo80:
Still

I am thinking of statting noiler poultry breeding too.. please what kind of food do you feed them? And how many bags do 100 noilers feed on a weak?

mklg:

I am thinking of statting noiler poultry breeding too. please what kind of food do you feed them? And how many bags do 100 noilers feed on a weak?

Recommended feeds
Either use Chicken mash (17-20%) or Broiler Starter (28%) (0-4weeks)

Use Chicken finisher (after 4 weeks)

100 noilers will feed on two bags for first 14 days

Expected consumption should be 22 bags in four months but if it is free range, cost of feed will be lower.

good luck

kayo80:


What's up..have U seen d pics?

yes let me have ur number so we can talk, I live in ido area

Thank you, please how can i contact you personally for more inquiries. Thank you

EMMAACHILE:


Recommended feeds
Either use Chicken mash (17-20%) or Broiler Starter (28%) (0-4weeks)

Use Chicken finisher (after 4 weeks)

100 noilers will feed on two bags for first 14 days

Expected consumption should be 22 bags in four months but if it is free range, cost of feed will be lower.