Three Chicks and A Roo, LLC

10/12/2026

Will never get over how wonderful the Saanen breed is! We love their temperament, personality and especially their milk! 🩷

08/14/2026

🩵 Cookie dough 🩵
He’s grown us to be such a handsome sire and the sweetest boy!

08/07/2026

We have four babies still available!
✨2 doelings and 2 bucklings✨
See pictures for info 🐐
Located in Batesburg/wagener area
PM for more info 💜

07/17/2026

Handsome boys enjoying some fresh hay ❤️
Loki’s beard is getting so big! 🥰

07/14/2026

We’ve been a little quiet lately but we’re still here! We’ve had a lot going on with work, kids and some health challenges that presented. We’ll get back to posting more soon but please know that if you need anything we’re still around ❤️
Just to update:
Available animals 🐐🐓
We still have 2 doelings and 2 bucklings available
We have decided to add to our layers so we’re keeping our grow outs but there’s always extra roosters around!
Milk, eggs and more available for purchase as always 🍳🥛🍗
Feel free to PM us!

06/19/2026

Watermelon treat for the chickens! 🐣🍉

06/12/2026

Goats Available:
✨ 2 Doelings
✨ 1 Snubian in milk (see previous post)
✨ 7 bucklings
More info available upon request!
Located in Batesburg/Wagener area
PM for more info

06/11/2026

Baby goats 💙

06/08/2026

Some fun Easter eggers available!! 🪺
PM for more info
Located in Batesburg/Wagener area

06/08/2026

Well said!

Although goats will eat grass, they prefer to eat leaves, bark, and small branches from bushes and trees. Trying to turn them into grazers is one reason some of them have a bigger challenge with worms than sheep or cattle. There is an old saying that goats should never eat below their knees. (That's where all of the worm larvae is.)