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post #11 of 12

8/24/12 at 2:22pm

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Originally Posted by cluck-cluck

Oh gosh, I'm so sorry

Do try again though! It's those chick diseases, like Mareks, that they catch no matter how much you try to protect them

I'd sanatize all my equipment then try again

good luck!!!

Thanks!

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9/4/12 at 5:40am

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Yes some hatcheries will ship as little as 3. I know Meyer does. They charge a lot extra for shipping which I think is silly considering they pretty much just add a heat pack and cover the ventilation holes.

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