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post #11 of 15
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Originally Posted by PetDuck View Post

I'll try that.

Good news!

My and some relitives are going to Arkansas for a couple days to see the 4th of July fireworks on the river.

That means I can get them food from the store I bought it from before!yesss.gif

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Living in the Beautiful Mountains of Western N.C.. with 16 chickens= EE's, Game, Cochin bantams,Light Brahma,  13Muscovy ducks, 1Embden Gander,1 Toulouse goose, 3 mini Dachshunds, 1 mixed breed, pond goldfish,  and a wonderful Husband who makes it all possible..♥

 



 

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Living in the Beautiful Mountains of Western N.C.. with 16 chickens= EE's, Game, Cochin bantams,Light Brahma,  13Muscovy ducks, 1Embden Gander,1 Toulouse goose, 3 mini Dachshunds, 1 mixed breed, pond goldfish,  and a wonderful Husband who makes it all possible..♥

 



 

~~http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jYLTn4fKYQ~~

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post #12 of 15

I relate to your problem. I live in the country. The nearest small town has a farm store, but the only poultry feed they carry is a generic all flock-type feed. You'd think with the numbers of people raising poultry that they'd have a better selection. Nope! I have to drive 45 minutes away to a larger city and buy my feed there. I get enough feed for a month at a time.

Heritage breed chickens and Ancona ducks are my love! Ancona duck hatching eggs for sale - NPIP certified.

Website: www.gustfrontfarm.webs.com

On Facebook and our blog

 

Central Region Director for the Cream Legbar Club https://sites.google.com/site/creamlegbarclublaunch/

 

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Heritage breed chickens and Ancona ducks are my love! Ancona duck hatching eggs for sale - NPIP certified.

Website: www.gustfrontfarm.webs.com

On Facebook and our blog

 

Central Region Director for the Cream Legbar Club https://sites.google.com/site/creamlegbarclublaunch/

 

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post #13 of 15
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Originally Posted by harriedhomemaker View Post

I relate to your problem. I live in the country. The nearest small town has a farm store, but the only poultry feed they carry is a generic all flock-type feed. You'd think with the numbers of people raising poultry that they'd have a better selection. Nope! I have to drive 45 minutes away to a larger city and buy my feed there. I get enough feed for a month at a time.

Thats exectaly same here!ep.gif

I mean there are farmers every where but not a single feed store!!!

Theres not even a petsore for 50 miles around and they hardly have anything!

I wish there was a feed store closer so I ddon't have to go 45 minutes out!

I have one female black Swedish duck, Quackers.

She is the world to me and I don't know what I would do without her.

I also have a hamster, 20 gallon fish tank, and two cats.

I am clearly an animal lover and that will NEVER change.

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I have one female black Swedish duck, Quackers.

She is the world to me and I don't know what I would do without her.

I also have a hamster, 20 gallon fish tank, and two cats.

I am clearly an animal lover and that will NEVER change.

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post #14 of 15

Have fun on the 4th!  And stocking up on feed wee.gif

post #15 of 15
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Originally Posted by new2ducks View Post

Have fun on the 4th!  And stocking up on feed wee.gif

Thanks!

Same to you!

I have one female black Swedish duck, Quackers.

She is the world to me and I don't know what I would do without her.

I also have a hamster, 20 gallon fish tank, and two cats.

I am clearly an animal lover and that will NEVER change.

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I have one female black Swedish duck, Quackers.

She is the world to me and I don't know what I would do without her.

I also have a hamster, 20 gallon fish tank, and two cats.

I am clearly an animal lover and that will NEVER change.

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