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post #11 of 17

3/2/12 at 7:22pm

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check out dmfarmthebrowns.com

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3/2/12 at 7:28pm

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check out dmgfarmthebrowns.com they may have what you are looking for

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3/2/12 at 7:29pm

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check out dmgfarmthebrowns.com they have an asst and also are from nh

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3/4/12 at 4:49am

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We will be having a hatch starting on March 23rd. These will be Orpingtons (Not Buff): Blue, Black, Splash, maybe white.

They are a heritage breed. We have been working on producing a massive body with color type that meets the standard.

Heritage Hens Homestead
Located in the heart of the Vermont Green Mountains
Specializing in Orpingtons:
Blue, Black, White, Splash and Buff.

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3/8/12 at 6:34am

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Thanks for all of your input. I will get back to some of you and thanks for the info on swaps.

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2/12/13 at 1:18pm

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Location: Seacoast, NH
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Does anyone know of someone who has Silkie Chicks in NH? I will go out of state if needed.
Thank!

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2/15/13 at 12:33pm

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If any of you Maine/NH people have facebook, there is a group called Maine/NH Poultry and Waterfowl. You can ask on there and may find someone close to you who has what you are looking for!

https://www.facebook.com/groups/341669085920140/

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