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    Blue Frizzle Cochin bantams pullets

    Hi, I have around 5 frizzle girls left. 13weeks old, $25 each. Mareks vaccinated and super healthy. I am in Bedford, New York in northern westchester.
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    11 weeks old Silkie Pullets

    Selling beautiful fully bearded and fluffy silkies for $35. I have a few left. Buff, splash, black. Also free cockerels to good home. marceks vaccinated and super healthy. I am in Bedford, New York in northern westchester. I am also selling blue frizzle cochin bantam pullets for $25
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    NY chicken lover!!!!

    I have the most beautiful blue frizzle cochin cockerels that I a need to rehome. They are 10 weeks old and so sweet and pretty. I am in Bedford New York. Interested?
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    Beautiful fluffy bearded Silkie cockerels need to rehome

    Thank you. Will do
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    Beautiful fluffy bearded Silkie cockerels need to rehome

    8 weeks old cockerels I will need to rehome. They are Buff, Splash, Black, Blues and white. All fluffy and bearded and great temperaments. I live in Bedford New York
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    Free Gorgeous Frizzle Blue Cochin Bantam cockerels

    Need to rehome my 10wk old cockerels. They are so beautiful and so sweet. Great way to introduce frizzle feathering to your flock and make such a nice addition. I am in Bedford, New York.
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    Looking for silkies

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    Goodbye, dream of Silkies... not kosher, sorry. :-(

    Hi, Thanks for your post. I had no idea that silkies are not kosher. Would you happen to know about any other breeds of chicken that are not kosher? Is our Easter Egger kosher? I am now concerned that my blue eggs are not kosher. Thanks again, Felicia
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    Upstate NY-Looking!

    I have two blue chochin bantam roosters that are around 5 months old. They are great buddies, calm and are so beautiful, making a wonderful addition to the flock you gather. I live in northern Westchester, ny. Please look for my new post in this forum and reply if you are interested. Thanks...
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    two bantam blue chochin roosters

    I need to rehome my two beautiful blue chochin roosters, bantam sized. They are close buddies and I would greatly prefer that they go together. They guard their flock well and are very calm and friendly, and easy to hold. The light blue one, who is clearly the alpha, would be great for...
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    3 mns. old beautiful true blue cochin bantam rooster-- free in westchester, ny

    I have two beautiful blue cochin bantam roosters. They are 3 months old. I got 2 straight run as chicks, so hoping at least 1 would be a pullet, but unfortunately no. The smaller of the two has such a beautiful blue coat. He's the alpha and likes to be in charge but true to the cochin breed...
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    3 wk chick with mareks. Should I get rid of the rest of the chicks and just start over vaccinated o

    I appreciate your reply. It helps to get a perspective on this from someone with experience with chickens (something I lack). I didn't think about land contamination. I also don't want to deal with a vicious cycle with future chicks, even vaccinated ones. Maybe those vaccinated chicks will...
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    3 wk chick with mareks. Should I get rid of the rest of the chicks and just start over vaccinated o

    I bought unvaccinated chicks from a pet store that gets its chicks from Cackle and McMurray. I would've got mine vaccinated but I wanted to choose my chicks and so I got them unvaccinated like the rest of them. I ended up with 19 beauties of various breeds. On impulse I also took the rare...
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    HELP-- my 11 wks old silkie's eye is sealed shut and crusted--

    I just noticed my young silkie's eye is crusted shut. I do not know how long it has been that way. The other eye is fine. I also noticed that on the side that has the sealed eye, there's a red thing dangling under the beak where it's black on the other side with the normal eye. I have a...
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    11 week old mallard now alone

    I do not want to risk losing my May so I wíll not bring her back to the lake, which is unfortunate because of all the positive it has to offer. She's staying close to the house and by her kiddie pool, but she won't stop crying. I will get her another female duck, perhaps a more domesticated...
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