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2/19/12 at 5:55pm

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i wish i lived closer i'd love to have him. i have partridge rock hens and a rooster as well, but plenty of room for another! i LOVE my PRs, they are such nice birds. your roo is beautiful! :)

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2/20/12 at 10:38am

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wish I was closer. I just lost all 4 of my roos (and 9 hens) to my brother's dog (whom I'm babysitting. He got loose from the chain and kennel). I no longer have any roos :( He is gorgeous. Hopefully, he's already found a nice home.

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