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post #1 of 493

1/9/08 at 6:45pm

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redchicken

Location: Eastern Pa
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Just wondering

Owner polish bantam frizzles in Buff laced, Golden laced, Blue, White, Self buff (I am still working on these), We also have Blue/Black/Splash Jersey Giants, Bantam Blue laced red wyandottes, red cochins, and about 9 different colored leghorns
and my website www.freewebs.com/thebirdcoop http://dragcave.net/user/redchicken

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1/10/08 at 5:15am

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Location: S.W. PA
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I live in SW Pa.

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1/15/08 at 8:22am

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S.E. PA here! Not many of us, are there?

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1/22/08 at 7:21am

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I live in PA.

~Haley
45 chickens; 12 Geese; 17 ducks; 5 turkeys; 3 pheasants; 1 duckling. - 5 peacocks; & 8 poults

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1/22/08 at 11:19am

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in western pa here
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1/22/08 at 11:21am

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I'm also in PA, between Reading and Allentown smile

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1/22/08 at 11:58am

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I'm just over the Delaware River from Easton Pa. I live 5-10 minutes into NJ though.
Lisa

lucky lady who has 1 very patient hubby, 5 kids ages 15-28, 1 dog (+ a new puppy!!!!) 5 cats, 6 Mandarins, 4 Khaki Campbell ducks, 4 Sebastopol Geese (& 6 of their babies so far- all 6 sold), and about 30 chickens (mostly BCM, with a few others...and new chicks )