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[BoldogKennel]

My Unkle still to this day rocks a mullet!!! Business in the front, and a party in he back!

When my older brother died the best pic we had of him he had a mullet. My dad is pretty good with the ol' photoshop so i made him make me a copy with the mullet gone so i can remember my brother with some dignity!


Oh, and my turkey recovered completey, must have gotten bonked on the head.​

 

[Illia]

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NPIP certification and the boxes.

 

[broodytood]

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So does that mean that hatchery birds(and those sent to feed stores) are required to be NPIP? Just curious. Guess I need to study what it is exactly.

 

[broodytood]

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Yeaaa Gladys, you go girl!

 

[FeatheredFeline]

I'm in the poulsbo area and I can't seem to find many chicken people! Am I in a dead zone or something?

 

[snapkrackelpop19]

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I'm sure you'll find lots of people on this forum

I'm about an hour off from poulsbo, so not far? hahah

 

[broodytood]

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When my older brother died the best pic we had of him he had a mullet. My dad is pretty good with the ol' photoshop so i made him make me a copy with the mullet gone so i can remember my brother with some dignity!


Oh, and my turkey recovered completey, must have gotten bonked on the head.

Sorry about your brother

but happy about your turkey!

 

[Illia]

From what I've read, the USPS does not care if you're NPIP, and no, not all hatcheries are certified. . . I really don't know how hatcheries do it, but I know that legally for us to do it, one must have a certification.

 

[Cowgirlgrace]

Well, if the PO doesn't care then whos checking? Besides, I heard NPIP in WA is a joke and cost prohibitive.

 

[cheryl98117]

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Whats forsythia?