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1/8/12 at 12:54pm

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Hello!

I am looking to start a new breeding flock and am on the look out for good stock! I am interested in Orptintons, Sussex, Cochins, silkies and Plymouth Rocks. Rare and unusual strains a definite plus. I am looking for about 10-12 hens and 1-2 roosters in the 5-8month range. If you have any you are looking to or willing to sell please PM me. Thanks so much!!!

Becky

Edited by rovergirl - 1/8/12 at 1:12pm

Wife to the best Husband ever, Mom to 5 wonderful kids and getting back into chickens!