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[FarmerJohn3285]

Thanks!! :d

 

[oneofseven]

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You are quite welcome to join. Glad to have you. - David

 

[Debbienmousey]

I never knew there was a CSRA thread!!!

I live in Washington (well, technically Metasville) about 45 minutes from Augusta. I raise Silkies, Buttercups, guinea fowl and barnyard chickens

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[JustPeachy]

Welcome to our thread!

Dipsy will you be at the swap and do you plan on bringing any of the serama?

I'm going to the Monroe show and plan on getting a young pair there, the hen is a wheaten.

 

[FarmerJohn3285]

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Welcome to our thread!!

Great to have another addition. Looks like we're growing by leaps and bounds!!

 

[oneofseven]

Yes, welcome. We are having a chicken swap in three weeks. Nov. 5th. The link is in my siggy.

 

[oneofseven]

Anyone here had to deal with fowl pox. I've done research on it. But, I want to hear from fellow BYCers

 

[oneofseven]

Just a reminder about our swap meet/gathering in Augusta on November, 5th. Let me know soon if you plan on coming. Tractor Supply has tables, but needs an estimate. I can have Lunch available for those who want it ($5-$6 per person). Also, let us know what you have to sell/trade/buy.

Thanks and I look forward to meeting you.
David

 

[tigercreek]

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I just had a case of the dry varity of fowl pox. It took about 3 weeks for it to run it's coarse, and did not cause any real problem. At first i thought that it was causing a fall off in egg production, but I later found out that that was due to the start of the fall moult. It wasn't too bad really. I understand that it is pretty common if you are in an area with a mosquito population. Anybody that's not in a mosquito area?? Wet pox, I don't have any experience with thankfully...it sounds a lot nastier. .....stan

 

[oneofseven]

Thanks Stan. It is the dry version.