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Pam, Did I understand right, or misunderstand, are you selling your Marsh Daisy's? If you are and don't have a buyer can you PM me? I love the Marsh Daisy, they are my favorite breed...I have been on a three year search to add to my flock......I lost six MD over the summer......I would trade in 1/2 my flock for just MD's
 
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So i got the bator all cleaned out ;)

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I just met Lakones :D she passed on 54 eggs to me! I got 50 into the bator! Poor thing is Slam full! Hubbys agreed to get a dedicated hatcher now :D hes really into the game now, its fantastic!
 
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Only four didnt fit but here he is now, thinking out how he could get another bator!
 
Nice! I wish I could afford one but on a single income with three kids and paying for nursing school there is no way I can. I have considered trying to make one but I'm not sure I can pull it off not to mention not sure if I want to deal with the extra roos
 
Pam, Did I understand right, or misunderstand, are you selling your Marsh Daisy's? If you are and don't have a buyer can you PM me?  I love the Marsh Daisy, they are my favorite breed...I have been on a three year search to add to my flock......I lost six MD over the summer......I would trade in 1/2 my flock for just MD's

You are correct. I hate to sell them they are stunning. They are direct from green fire both have willow green legs. I PMed you.
 
On FaceBook I agree completely, I keep it for family emergencies. But ill check it out, ill get with campingshaws to see what she can help me with. As for the Auction Houses, I about feel off the bench when they picked up a few hens to sell as a trio and fluid drained from their mouths. Walking around the cages, I saw crusty eyes, nasal discharge, ect... I bought a few that day, kept them in the garage 200 feet away from my coops for a month before I let them near my pens. I ended up having  to medicate  all of  them with in the first week. Truthfully they did not known what they were selling, pullets were listed as cockerels. I came out ahead. I keep meds on hand at all time  The sellers are the ones who lost out. I am about to have all my birds test for the NPIP. Ill wait until he comes out to post them, I have sold my Lav and Blk Orpngton,  the owners are just waiting like me for the test results., then off to their new home in Texas.

Waiting for a test? I got my test results the day they were tested. It did take a while to get the certificate. Pam
 
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Nice! I wish I could afford one but on a single income with three kids and paying for nursing school there is no way I can. I have considered trying to make one but I'm not sure I can pull it off not to mention not sure if I want to deal with the extra roos


Hey i totally understand! I didnt think i would ever have one either, but i found mine on craigslist. I did intend to have hubby build one, before i found that one. The way chicken math has kicked in, it looks like he still might ;) The extra roos Are hard to deal with, for alot of people, and learning incubation isnt easy either! I book learned how to process poultry, as part of my raising chickens. Ive proccessed 7 of the extra roos that i raised, so far ;)

But hey: your in Nursing school? Thats tough! You can play with chicks an incubatin after you finish getting your awesome carreer is on track!
 
Nice! I wish I could afford one but on a single income with three kids and paying for nursing school there is no way I can. I have considered trying to make one but I'm not sure I can pull it off not to mention not sure if I want to deal with the extra roos

Look for used ones. I think Turks was used she got an excellent deal.
 

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