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6/19/11 at 6:03am

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I have been looking at them also would love to have a pair!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I would say go for it. They are beautiful birds.

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I have been looking at them also would love to have a pair!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I would say go for it. They are beautiful birds.

Great news!!!!!!!!!!!!

I showed my wife this message and the chickens and she said "GO FOR IT" I think she was just kidding DRATS

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6/19/11 at 1:21pm

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Ah, that stinks. Great opportunity to start a breeding project on some great birds.

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I'd wait two years. Then--just like the Coronation Sussex--they'll be a dime a dozen. wink

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6/19/11 at 1:24pm

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I'd wait two years. Then--just like the Coronation Sussex--they'll be a dime a dozen. wink

That is true but I was looking for a unique breeding project. Seems like everyone already has a nitch in most of the nice breeds. This is a great project for me. smile

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I'd wait two years. Then--just like the Coronation Sussex--they'll be a dime a dozen. wink

you could say the same thing for the iphone, ipad and everything else...sometimes it's just nice to get what you want when you want it...
Can't afford to do it for everything or all the time but every once in a while just because I want it I think I should be able to get it now. cool

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6/19/11 at 2:57pm

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Put me at the top of your list for eggs, please!

I would love some of these guys, I just can't raise another roo in the city.

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6/19/11 at 2:58pm

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It looks like Greenfire has officially imported these unique birds to the states! celebrate

Who will be ordering a pair?

If I had room for another rooster I certainly would but in the city I just couldn't stretch it.

So for those of you who do plan on ordering birds... make sure to put me on your egg list! wink tongue

I put a deposit for some 2 months ago...
yeah Jeremy, you won't need to grow out those roos since they are autosexing wink

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