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can someone tell me what i should bring other then my beautifull birds if i am to come do i need my own display cages exc.
Chickenstock in West Gardiner, Maine Oct. 12
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You will want to bring something so people can see your beautiful birds unless you can handle them without them taking off. If a hot day maybe an easyup tent or canopy to keep you shaded. There may be people there selling snacks and waters but you will want to bring your own in case. Oh and bird food and feeders and waterers, we do have water there so you dont have to transport that.
You will want to bring something so people can see your beautiful birds unless you can handle them without them taking off. If a hot day maybe an easyup tent or canopy to keep you shaded. There may be people there selling snacks and waters but you will want to bring your own in case. Oh and bird food and feeders and waterers, we do have water there so you dont have to transport that.
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Deal, it may be a she, lol, by Chickenstock we will know for sure.
Its the Cherrio crowing that none of us can help but giggle over. Scooter (the older, his name kept changing) is a riot, but still fearful of Penny! She is a meanie, but that will change when they can see each other all the time.
Did anyone go to Farmington Fair, Maine, besides melilem and I? There was a pair of RIR STD's that were disqualified because they were "commercial birds". Can anyone explain to me how that can matter and what makes one bird commercial and one to be back yard bird...???
Deal, it may be a she, lol, by Chickenstock we will know for sure.
Its the Cherrio crowing that none of us can help but giggle over. Scooter (the older, his name kept changing) is a riot, but still fearful of Penny! She is a meanie, but that will change when they can see each other all the time.
Did anyone go to Farmington Fair, Maine, besides melilem and I? There was a pair of RIR STD's that were disqualified because they were "commercial birds". Can anyone explain to me how that can matter and what makes one bird commercial and one to be back yard bird...???
i would also be interested in that rir comercial answer, interesting,
thank you verthandi for the compliment on my silkies. when i bought my first pair i bought the best i could and they are beautiful.(.eddy travers snowglobe silkies) deserves the credit for the beauty
spook, i wont be making this gardener swap however i am considering coming to windsor, i just need to figure out if it is ok for me to come to sell birds, i need to contact that club. need to join, and get the details,
thank you verthandi for the compliment on my silkies. when i bought my first pair i bought the best i could and they are beautiful.(.eddy travers snowglobe silkies) deserves the credit for the beauty
spook, i wont be making this gardener swap however i am considering coming to windsor, i just need to figure out if it is ok for me to come to sell birds, i need to contact that club. need to join, and get the details,
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I think it is, but out of curiosity, I did put an email out to the Northern New England Poultry Fanciers Club president and secretary. I will post any response I get.
For the life of me I THINK it was OK to bring birds to sell as long as you have proof of NPIP testing.
I think it is, but out of curiosity, I did put an email out to the Northern New England Poultry Fanciers Club president and secretary. I will post any response I get.
For the life of me I THINK it was OK to bring birds to sell as long as you have proof of NPIP testing.
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You will want to bring something so people can see your beautiful birds unless you can handle them without them taking off. If a hot day maybe an easyup tent or canopy to keep you shaded. There may be people there selling snacks and waters but you will want to bring your own in case. Oh and bird food and feeders and waterers, we do have water there so you dont have to transport that.
Yes, the only thing that is given to you by the host of the Chickenstock is the parking lot or grounds to show your birds and sell. So if you want stands, tables, etc etc, you must bring your own everything to display. Some use a tail gate, if anyone needs an extra tail gate, I will gladly pop the back end.
You also may want to bring chairs, I've seen playpens with nets over the tops of them for birds, umbrellas, I usually have a couple with me for shade or rain for you or the birds.
Also, bring boxes for folks to take the bird safely home.
Getting together, meeting folks that you have so much in common with is over whelming! Such a fun time.
Looking forward to meeting everyone again!
You will want to bring something so people can see your beautiful birds unless you can handle them without them taking off. If a hot day maybe an easyup tent or canopy to keep you shaded. There may be people there selling snacks and waters but you will want to bring your own in case. Oh and bird food and feeders and waterers, we do have water there so you dont have to transport that.
Yes, the only thing that is given to you by the host of the Chickenstock is the parking lot or grounds to show your birds and sell. So if you want stands, tables, etc etc, you must bring your own everything to display. Some use a tail gate, if anyone needs an extra tail gate, I will gladly pop the back end.
You also may want to bring chairs, I've seen playpens with nets over the tops of them for birds, umbrellas, I usually have a couple with me for shade or rain for you or the birds.
Also, bring boxes for folks to take the bird safely home.
Getting together, meeting folks that you have so much in common with is over whelming! Such a fun time.
Looking forward to meeting everyone again!
At Windsor, people sell birds off their tailgates, and noone will be checking to see if they are tested. I guess technically, though I really shouldnt mention this, noone will be checking to see that you are a CMBF member either... except me and spook *cough*. Yeah..we'll be watching
. Membership is cheap anyway.
Hmmm Spook that's funny that they DQ'd production reds(?) at the Farmington Fair. I didn't see that. They must have had SOME disqualifying flaw- I mean it was only the Farmington Fair. How picky can they be?
Hmmm Spook that's funny that they DQ'd production reds(?) at the Farmington Fair. I didn't see that. They must have had SOME disqualifying flaw- I mean it was only the Farmington Fair. How picky can they be?
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