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3/15/12 at 11:38am

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TSC has some nice Polish bantam chicks. I WCB, 1 GL, 3 W, 6 SL. The silver laced are pretty big - maybe standards? I resisted.

4 or 5 silkies too.

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3/15/12 at 12:26pm

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I have learned that the only safe day to go to TSC to buy feed is on Tuesdays. They get new shipments on Wednesdays, so I can usually count on them being out of chicks by Tuesdays. They don't usually have anything I want, but it's best to avoid the temptation. My husband is already grumbling about having to build another coop over his Spring Break. I am walking a fine line between enjoyable hobby and hoarder-like obsession.

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3/15/12 at 5:24pm

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I have to drag the hubby away from the chicks. He's been known to create a ruckus if the conditions are dirty. At times he threatens to buy every chick in the store.

Married to the old dude, 0 human kids, 2 horses, 10 cockatiels, 2 parakeets, 1 sun conure, 1 amazon parrot, 1 eccentric peacock, 1 gsd, 1 pet terrapin, 1 Blue Copper Maran rooster, and 14 world famous Jersey Giants!

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3/15/12 at 6:14pm

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This particular store, especially this year, is doing a great job with keeping the bins in good condition. Those chicks were so tempting, but we are going on a trip in 2 weeks. Saved by the bell.

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