chickenstock 2 for oxford maine- August 15th

[hoppy]

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How old are the cockerals? I may be interested if you could also promise to sell me a hen or two when they hatch... To go with the young guy.

I could probably do that. I don't remember as there are several, I had hatches every week for almost 2 months- I think there is one older as well, but 3-4 weeks old.

 

[chickn]

can you update the first post to tell what time and the exact address please and what time is it running?
trying to do the newsletter and you dont have all the needed info there.

also, about the basket show, is this something to put in the newsletter? can anyone sell? time date address and any sellers fee? and what group puts it on?

also, would like to continue to keep maine on the newsletter but i need someone in maine to work with me to get the info to me before the month that it is to be held.
anyone???

 

[spook]

ChickenStock 2

Oxford Tractor Supply Co.
1272 MAIN ST - OXFORD ME 04270
(207) 743-7200

August 15th
8 am - noon

Pigs can come

No neutering
No slaughter on the premisis
of any animal or bird.

And that four letter "terrorist" group is not nor
has ever been invited to any function.
Although, they are public and the public is open to sell & buy.
No fees and if you want a table, bring one.
Chicks under 8 weeks old must be sold in
groups of 6 minimum
Over 8 weeks old can be sold as a single

 

[JenEric Farms]

Can't wait!!!

 

[chickn]

pretty sad, but a bit of a giggle on the fact that there is no slaughtering or neutering LOL
you have to laugh

thank you dear for the info, will pass it on

 

[spook]

I know, it is sadly funny, but good grief. It was as if he needed more attention. How many people ask for a intact boar? - oye.

Poultry club members know this for showing birds and this is a question I need to address. When you enter poultry into the fair, you have to have insurance on it. Not a replacement cost...but incase someone gets pecked, spurred or slips on a chicken turd...LOL

I figure if someone sticks their fingers in places they deserve to get BIT!

Hey Joanie_Maine (or anyone), do I (and others) have to insure our birds for these Basket Shows?

I mean, if I was to even allow anyone on my property to pick up Stanley, I'd put safety glasses on them! Even as chicks, flojo and Stan were a tag team on me! She would grab the mole on my neck and at the same time, he would try to grab that black dot in the middle of the green iris! EEEEEEEEEEEek!

 

[JenEric Farms]

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Now making mental note to bring safety glasses from work when I finally get the chance to come visit you!

edited for grammar

 

[spook]

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Now making mental note to bring safety glasses from work when I final get the chance to come visit you!

Not only that but he has hopped on my head, pooped. Then leaning forward while he was perched on the glider, he shot a pooh, it landed down my neck AND down my tank top.

Think I might be getting a hint. Sell Stanely!

 

[JenEric Farms]

He sound like a real "character"! I'll come in rain gear and safety glasses!

 

[Poultry Run Farm]

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Too Funny....

My understanding on the insurance it's just for the fairs so far, all the 4-Her's have been required to have it and I always just added poultry to her list of critters. Club events have not required it so far, it may come to that at some point with people the way they are, I agree with you they should get pecked, if I were in a cage (where I need to be sometimes) and someone stuck their finger in there, they would lose it

The only thing I'm guessing that would be required for the basket show would be the blood test. I've gotten into the habit of just having a copy in my car/purse where ever, we always seem to have birds with us, they are with us more than the dogs