Westford, MA swap Sun. ****april 11TH

[chickn]

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oh good! hope the bird isnt as confused as you are!!
ya, there are sure good and bad days there, weather didnt help i am sure

 

[vnsseed]

Sorry I missed all you guys yesterday but we had a successful weekend at Jens craft show, I hope to make it in Jan.

Dave

 

[spotsplus]

I didn't arrive till 10 am but my two serama roos (I'll miss them *sniff) and my button quail all were sold before I even finished taking them all out of the car. I had people quite a few looking for Button quail but they were all sold. I should have brought more! LOL but didn't because it was cold and I didn't want to bring young ones along. Few others said they sold quickly too. I did bring home 8 finches- 4 society, 2 orange cheek waxbills and 2 bronzewing Mannikins

T

 

[shay20]

We did not get there until what 10;30 or so, i was such a dope, dont know why but i thought it did not start till 10.

thank you gypsy for helping us over the phone, dont how but i always miss that stupid road. lol

You are so welcome poultryrunfarm. the silkie seramas are so cute indeed. ( ia lmost wanted to steel them, hehehehe

just kidding.

Wendy hope you feel better.

 

[Just a Country Girl]

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I made a mistake, I picked him up in Westfield it took a lot longer then I expected. He's settling in fine. I left him in the barn last night and let him out this morning and boy was he full of it, runing and bucking boy he's got some power in that buck. I hope he doesn't do that when I'm on him. He acts like he was a stallion for a long time I bet they used him for breeding. When I picked him up yesterday I jumped on him bareback and took him for a ride I rode him down to the main St.. I wanted to make sure he was trafic safe he was a very good boy. They live right next door to a go cart place those things are wicked loud and he's fine with them so I doubt any vehicle will spook him. Little advise, don't ride bare back after someone put Show Sheen on the horse

 

[angels4]

This was the first swap I've ever been to and I got EXACTLY what I was looking Thanks to Gypsy 3 Orpington hens....Who will (after quarantine) round out my flock nicely.

 

[gypsy2621]

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Hi Mark,
Glad you like them , sorry they were in such a bad molt. poor things looked ragga muffins for sure.
Im sure in a few weeks they will look right as rain.

 

[DaKid]

So where is the next swap meet going to be

 

[angels4]

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Yes the girls looked a bit ragga muffin but I've seen girls in much worse of a molt....They ALWAYS look much better after a molt.

I just feel bad they have to be confined to their pen while they are in quarantine, but it is for the best.

 

[DaKid]

Just a Country Girl

Re: Westford, MA swap Sun. Dec. 6thAnyone interested in Doves? I have someone looking to place 16 of them. White , Ringnecks and another kind white and tan that I don't know the breed. She also has a male and female Cockatiel and a Parakete she wants to place. Shay do you really want goats? She has three pigmy goats free to a good home. Everything is free

pigmy goats , I been wanting to get me a couple of the small pygmy goats like they have at the petting zoo's , do you know how old there are , are they good with children I have a 6 yr.old grandson , any pic.'s of them, How far up in NH are you from , I live about an hour away from boston

Thanks Alan

The goats are in New Boston N.H. about 1 1/2 hours from Boston. I will get more info on them but I know they are all young adults 1 to 3 years old. They will only go to a home that will keep them together

Country Girl


DID YOU END UP GETTIN ANY INFOR AND PIC .'S OF THEM ,do you know if there male or female or HORN OR DEHORN , with they breed or not if male snd female - are thr brother and sisters ...............I'll even take all 3 of them ,LOL

What's one more do you know
How big they are from
floor to shoulder height, there weigth I really was looking for the really small tpye of pygmy goats can you get any pictures , there sex, colors ....etc. of them


Any infor. Would be gladly appreciated




Thanks Alan​