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4/3/12 at 11:35pm

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I'll be showing my Nankin bantams at the local county fair tomorrow on 4/4. Wish me luck and send a prayer in my direction. I'm getting kind of anxious, but I'm pretty positive I'll do well, after all, I do have you guys. ;)

So before I go to bed, I just have one question.

How do you properly hand off a chicken to another person?

Thanks!

"Nankin Bantam Rooster" by Katherine Plumer