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3/3/12 at 10:13am

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There seems to be a real shortage of chickens / poultry on US postage stamps.

This year the US Post Office issued a set of stamp with a weather vane, two of the weathers are roosters. But I would like to see a set of stamp with American chickens promoting back yard chickens. It takes a lot of effort for a an idea of a stamp to be come a stamp.

Is anyone willing to help?