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1/31/12 at 2:09pm

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I am interested in getting Polish chicks and like to know what hatchery has the better looking kind

no need to be for show

bat at least bearded

Thank you

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"horstmanspoultry.com"

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1/31/12 at 2:42pm

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I got mine from Meyer hatchery. They just started laying about 2 weeks ago.

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1/31/12 at 11:23pm

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I got mine from Meyer hatchery. They just started laying about 2 weeks ago.

Thanks ...do you have any pics?

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I have a pair of silver laced polish hens that I got from My Pet Chicken back in 2010. They are pretty nice for hatchery polish I think. Here are a couple pictures of them...one shows their beards pretty well and the other shows their lacing...which I think is very nice.

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what do you think od Murray Mc Murray hatchery ? Are they god loking birds?

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The horstman link posted has really good polish and I think he will sell as few as 10 chicks, straight run. Buy the 10 and sell what you don't need and you will be miles ahead of the hatchery birds.

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Horstmanspoultry.com. He has great birds and an excellent reputation.

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Horstmanspoultry.com. He has great birds and an excellent reputation.

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Here's some pics of my Polish girls from Meyer Hatchery. They are very sweet. I call one of them cackle because she is almost always squawking about something.