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post #361 of 647
7/26/12 at 12:57pm

Piermont here!

2 beautiful boys, 1 Pearl Guineas, 1 barred cochin roo, 2 barred rocks hens, 1 buff orpington hen, 1 Delaware hen, 2 Sicilian Buttercups hen, 2 Polish hens, 2 cats, 1 dog, 1 cockatiel:D
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2 beautiful boys, 1 Pearl Guineas, 1 barred cochin roo, 2 barred rocks hens, 1 buff orpington hen, 1 Delaware hen, 2 Sicilian Buttercups hen, 2 Polish hens, 2 cats, 1 dog, 1 cockatiel:D
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post #362 of 647
7/26/12 at 2:30pm
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Piermont here!

Finally.... somebody close to me... HOWDY neighbor..... Orford here   :)

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post #363 of 647
7/28/12 at 5:03am
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Finally.... somebody close to me... HOWDY neighbor..... Orford here   :)

I'm not far, just down in Plainfield. :) I love Orford, some nice antique shops up your way. :)

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post #364 of 647
7/28/12 at 5:10am
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I'm not far, just down in Plainfield. :) I love Orford, some nice antique shops up your way. :)

Howdy!..Yes not too far....:)   Do any of you guys know where the poultry auctions are in NH or close by VT. ?  I have some roos that just have to go.

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post #365 of 647
7/28/12 at 5:19am
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Originally Posted by Renie'sPeeps View Post

Howdy!..Yes not too far....:)   Do any of you guys know where the poultry auctions are in NH or close by VT. ?  I have some roos that just have to go.

I'm not sure about auctions (we eat our extra roos, never been to an auction), you might check in the NH swap thread, those folks might be able to help you: http://www.backyardchickens.com/t/365202/chicken-swaps-of-nh-2012-swap-listings

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post #366 of 647
7/28/12 at 6:40am
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Finally.... somebody close to me... HOWDY neighbor..... Orford here   smile.png
I'm not far, just down in Plainfield. smile.png I love Orford, some nice antique shops up your way. smile.png

And I am in Claremont smile.png

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April ~ 2 great kids, 1 helpfull gorgeous wonder husband~

~ LF Cochins in BBS and Mottled - smooth and frizzled, BBS Copper Marans, BBS Birchen Marans, Wheaten & BW Ameraucanas & BLR Wyandottes, Olive Eggers, ~
                                   
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post #367 of 647
7/28/12 at 6:42am
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And I am in Claremont smile.png

Indeed! I went to the chickenstock this year, so I now know exactly where you are. :)

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post #368 of 647
8/1/12 at 6:55am

hello

im in barrington NH!smile.png

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post #369 of 647
8/5/12 at 8:38pm

I have a friend that is looking for LF Buff Cochins... Do we have any breeders in NH???
 

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post #370 of 647
8/6/12 at 1:22pm
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I have a friend that is looking for LF Buff Cochins... Do we have any breeders in NH???
 

 

THere are no breeders of high quality buff cochins that I know of in NH.  Some of the best LF Buff Cochins to be had are in Massachusetts.  They can usually be seen at the Boston Expo the first sat-sun in Novemeber and at the Northeastern Poultry Congress the second weekend of January.

Heritage breeds poultry are a doorway to something more vast, something more beautiful.  When we choose to be dedicated to one or two breeds and breed them well, we save their utility for future generations.  Heritage fowl are a special resource.  To be safeguarded, they need breeders that are willing to breed them well, remembering always their heritage as useful farming fowl.  Pax et bonum.
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Heritage breeds poultry are a doorway to something more vast, something more beautiful.  When we choose to be dedicated to one or two breeds and breed them well, we save their utility for future generations.  Heritage fowl are a special resource.  To be safeguarded, they need breeders that are willing to breed them well, remembering always their heritage as useful farming fowl.  Pax et bonum.
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