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Seven Eggs to Mail Monday-Various Breeds/N. Ga.

Discussion in 'Buy Sell Auction - Archives' started by speckledhen, Sep 30, 2007.

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  1. Sep 30, 2007 #1
    speckledhen

    speckledhen Intentional Solitude Premium Member 11 Years

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    These are a few left over from an order I just filled, plus a couple more added in. Thought I'd see if anyone wanted them before they go into the fridge. I'm only charging $6 plus shipping due to one being more porous than I like to see, but it could hatch just fine. I'll have to check shipping costs after you claim them and I know your address. Post sold and email me. I take postal money orders/cash and I know your payment will cross the eggs in the mail, but I need to mail them tomorrow with my other package. Need to know by 10 p.m. EST
    They consist of:
    1 Barred Plymouth Rock pure
    2 Barred Rock/Rhode Isl Red
    3 Blue Orpington/Lt. Brahma
    1 Blue Orpington/Buff Brahma

    The Barred Rock rooster is, of course, Hawkeye, and the Orp roo is Suede.
     
  2. Sep 30, 2007 #2
    Freebie

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    I sure hope you have a deal like this in the spring. I would take you up on it for sure. I don't have an incubator, but I have Broody Buffy, I swear she goes broody at the drop of a hat. This is the 3rd time this year she has gone broody. I think I am going to keep her forever.
     
  3. Sep 30, 2007 #3
    speckledhen

    speckledhen Intentional Solitude Premium Member 11 Years

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    Oh, I bet I'll have some leftovers after filling an order then, too. Just keep an eye peeled. I wish I did have a broody right now. My only ever broody just isnt in the mood right now, she tells me, LOL.
     
  4. Sep 30, 2007 #4
    thndrdancr

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    Yea, maybe you will have a deal like this too, if Fussy decides to go full on broody too. [​IMG] Poor thing, about 3 to 4 hours in the nextbox a day, then decides its not worth it, more fun out doing other stuff. It seems a waste of a good part of the day, silly thing.

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    P.S. Went to close up the cabin this weekend, so Lily decided to adopt my sister while I was gone. She never crawls in MY lap, she crawls up in sis lap when she takes her out of the brooder. I am jealous!
    Sis told her she is NOT getting proper exercise being a lap chicken when she is supposed to be out playing, but I dont think Lily cares! [​IMG]
    Gone TWO days and they forget me already. [​IMG]
    Jill
     
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  5. Sep 30, 2007 #5
    speckledhen

    speckledhen Intentional Solitude Premium Member 11 Years

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    Aw, they didn't forget you! They're just personable young women who can adapt to any situation! Well, guess this bunch is going in the fridge tonight and I'm going to bed. Maybe next week, I could get someone the same deal if you let they let me know in the next day or so.
     
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  6. Oct 2, 2007 #6
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    Quote:I will definately keep my eyes here for some of your eggs. I would love to get a blue orphington. Do they go as broody as the buffs?
     
  7. Oct 2, 2007 #7
    speckledhen

    speckledhen Intentional Solitude Premium Member 11 Years

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    I think they are inclined to be broody, but whether they are as broody as the Buffs, I dont know. Mine are fairly young yet, so we'll see come spring, I guess.
     

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