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4/5/12 at 12:12pm

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was wondering hoe many members are trying to keep the orloff going, and if they're are any in PA. i have a flock coming in may and im looking to see if they're is a near by partner that i can switch flock with or if someone would like to start they're own clan off of part of my flock in order to keep this amazeing bird going.!

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4/5/12 at 4:27pm

dixiebeast

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I have a trio...but I am in SC...working on building up a decent flock...I LOVE these birds!

Currently raising D'uccles, Cochin's, OEGB's, Ameraucanas, BLRWs, and B/B Orpingtons, with an assorted LF layer flock plus the horse, goats, rabbits, dogs, cats, pigeons, peafowl and pigs all on my tiny farmstead in the backwoods!!

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4/5/12 at 4:35pm

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I have a roo and two hens. Love them, they are my favorites in the flock and I really want to get some more of them as soon as we can build a separate yard for them

Lisa

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4/5/12 at 6:37pm

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they are my best birds in my flock, i plan on dedicating two acers to them next year. I'm trying my hardest to get my local people to start their own flocks. I'm also trying to strengthen their egg production in my line, as well as their vigour. i even have a clan working towards bantams, just to make them more backyard friendly