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[julia]

oh i am very sorry

i didnt say what kind i have road island reds, buff, domineqs, new hamps, black giants, and i have 1 i call floppy, 1 called spott, 1 called bearded lady, and 1 i call my ms b. the ones i nick named i dont know there breed:cd

 

[peepsnbunnies]

Hi Julia
Welcome to BYC! Sounds like you have nice selection. Glad you have this job/hobby! There are so many great people here on this board with so much knowledge. I read and learn on here every day. Do you have pics of your "babies"? We love to see pics! Have a great day!

Lisa

 

[ChickenChaps]

Malabar Florida here!
I have a colorful variety of chickens, 27 right now.

Also have 2 horses, 2 goats (fixin to have babies!), 2 labs, fish, bird, cows.

 

[maus]

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Hi Chickenchaps! Nice to see another FLABB member on the backyardchickens board!

 

[littlebanty]

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Hey ChickenChaps! Good to see you on the board!

 

[kaylakala]

I'm new here and I"m in Melbourne myself.

 

[littlebanty]

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Nice to have you on the board! Nice to see people in the Melbourne and Malabar areas.

 

[destinduck]

hi everyone destin fl 1 pr of amhearst pheasants,two siamese cats,and sixty wild ducks. one greek tortiose I would like to give away to good home nearby

 

[destinduck]

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I have never met a duck I didnt like

 

[orchidchick]

Hi there,
I'm in Palm Beach County, and am also new with 4 sex link (feel free to jump in and let me know what the heck that means!) chicks purchased from the feed store yesterday. I had a chick-n-hutch hanging around from rehabbing an injured homing pidgeon last year, and saw those cute faces and here I am!

Have had pet goats, a rooster who hung out with the dogs, cats, birds, fish, but have spent most of my adult life caring for show horses since my back crapped out and am unable to ride anymore.

If anyone has any tips for keeping these guys healthy in this environment please feel free to share...I know it's been a challenge keeping horses in the jungle, I figure maybe the chickens will have it a little easier!

Nice to meet you all,
Orchidchick