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post #11 of 20

11/1/11 at 4:26am

aoxa

Location: Shediac Cape NB, Canada
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Originally Posted by Time-Out

I like their shape and the big tails. What are they?

x2!

So pretty!

LES Farms

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Lost everything in a barn fire 2/11/13. Can't even pull it together.

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Please READ my thread about FIRE SAFETY. Trying to save as many others from the little mistakes that cost me everything.

LES Farms

Breeder of nothing right now.Read our RE-Build of LES Farms Thread.

Lost everything in a barn fire 2/11/13. Can't even pull it together.

Thank you for all the condolences and all the support and donations given to help us rebuild. You are all so special to us.

Please READ my thread about FIRE SAFETY. Trying to save as many others from the little mistakes that cost me everything.

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11/1/11 at 4:57pm

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they are a cross of sweater, yellow leg hatch and i think a tiny bit of warhorse.

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11/1/11 at 7:42pm

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I think they look like stags, but at 6 months it is a little early to tell.

Starting 2011 with 70 chickens big and small.

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3/1/12 at 12:25pm

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Update on this two guys:

http://i1201.photobucket.com/albums/bb360/kleber1987/IMG_6226.jpg

http://i1201.photobucket.com/albums/bb360/kleber1987/IMG_6238.jpg

i dnt have a pic of the other guy on hand

..klbr..

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3/1/12 at 4:36pm

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Update on this two guys:

http://i1201.photobucket.com/albums/bb360/kleber1987/IMG_6226.jpg

http://i1201.photobucket.com/albums/bb360/kleber1987/IMG_6238.jpg

i dnt have a pic of the other guy on hand

WooHoo! Love these updated photos. Thanks!

Mother of 3 grown girls, 2 young grand boys, a standard poodle, a Brittany, a German Shorthair, the horse, 23 BO, 2 BR, 1 Silkie (very broody) 2 Bantams, 2 JG, 3 Australorps, 2 EE's, 2 Delawares, 1 mystery (Comet). Jeez how did all those chicks get here?