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Bill in North Carolina
Welcome neighbor to the north.- triciayoung
- Post #17
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Turkeys
Welcome. I learned a lot about turkey breeding in this thread.- triciayoung
- Post #23
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Hello from NM
Welcome. I love New Mexico, the people, the scenery and the food.- triciayoung
- Post #17
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New to this internet about chickens
Welcome. I agree with everything my esteemed colleagues have said. :)- triciayoung
- Post #21
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Hello
Welcome. It will be so nice to have the family compound to help with the chickens. I am also certain all will find them very peaceful to watch and take care of.- triciayoung
- Post #17
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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New member introduction
Welcome. I wish you well with your new flock. You can ask questions here as you need to and you will get answers. BTW, I started a cardiology practice for a couple of doctors that wanted out of hospital employment and have worked with many Cardiology PA's.- triciayoung
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions
Congratulations. Great picture.- triciayoung
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- Forum: Pictures & Stories of My Flock
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Bare Neck-ed
You don't have to pen up your roosters to keep them separate, just keep them in a different area if you have the land space. When they are away from the hens, they have nothing to fight about.- triciayoung
- Post #13
- Forum: New Member Introductions