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2/27/12 at 6:03pm

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I was completely wrong! DD came home saw the chicks & says she likes the brown chipmunk ones the best. She was excited to see that we had 1 white one. I am certain she will have new favorites as she spends time with the chicks the next few wks.

Okieridge I dont see a problem with pulling the tooth if his teeth are crowded. Is the dentist that he sees now also doing the orthodontic work?

Christina

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2/27/12 at 6:09pm

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Originally Posted by johnorem

Good evening friends of chickens, I have been a member for a bit but haven't had much to say. Didn't have any chickens, now I do. Two, yes only two, real city back yard chickens. I probably won't have a lot to say but know that I am lurking and enjoying the information you all share.

Ooohhhh please keep posting! When other people post I don't feel like such a blabbermouth :)

What color are your chickens??

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2/27/12 at 6:10pm

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Nice to see you online. Love your avatar picture. Sounds like you need a few more chickens. POOPS is coming up in May and then there's NEOCS in June. Both of these are opportunities for you to meet your online friends and talk chicken.

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2/27/12 at 6:16pm