chickn wrote:
yes, i was worried since so many bunnies went before mine, but my white lionhead was a big hit as was my first chocolate holland lop.
keesmom and i were trying to figure out which person was you! and yes, she brought fav's now if the caller would just read the boxes we may have done better.
i brought coronation sussex he doesnt even tell what they are or how old they are, if you have the info they should share it. oh well
That fluffy lionhead was a beauty! It wasn't surprising that someone was willing to pay $19 for it. It's still a bargain compared to the $30+ bunnies sell for at the big-box pet megastores.
It's hard to tell whose stuff will be auctioned off first or last. The boxes and crates are numbered as they're dropped off, but it's no guarantee that they'll be auctioned in order, by number. The kids just grab whatever is next to them!
I was sitting in the second row bench right in front of Tony and the auction table. I was wearing a white ball cap and a light blue-gray hoodie with crows on it.
Came away empty handed this time (the first time ever in 10 years) but it was a lot of fun seeing what came up for bid. I did bid on the buff goose but got smoked by someone who bid $39 -- I only could bid to $30. Oh well!
It would be nice to meet you, too. I was hoping to get to this month's Chickenstock but had another obligation that day I couldn't avoid.
keesmom and i were trying to figure out which person was you! and yes, she brought fav's now if the caller would just read the boxes we may have done better.
i brought coronation sussex he doesnt even tell what they are or how old they are, if you have the info they should share it. oh well
That fluffy lionhead was a beauty! It wasn't surprising that someone was willing to pay $19 for it. It's still a bargain compared to the $30+ bunnies sell for at the big-box pet megastores.
It's hard to tell whose stuff will be auctioned off first or last. The boxes and crates are numbered as they're dropped off, but it's no guarantee that they'll be auctioned in order, by number. The kids just grab whatever is next to them!
I was sitting in the second row bench right in front of Tony and the auction table. I was wearing a white ball cap and a light blue-gray hoodie with crows on it.
Came away empty handed this time (the first time ever in 10 years) but it was a lot of fun seeing what came up for bid. I did bid on the buff goose but got smoked by someone who bid $39 -- I only could bid to $30. Oh well!
It would be nice to meet you, too. I was hoping to get to this month's Chickenstock but had another obligation that day I couldn't avoid.
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