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Posted by farmerboybill on January 10, 2005 at 03:15:28 from (69.128.212.7):
Yeah, I know I shouldn"t be putting this here. Please have mercy on me. I promise it won"t happen again. I NEED to get rid of 100 laying hens TODAY and am desperate enough to break the rules and try to sell on the forums. I took the day off to help my father-in-law clean his chicken barn so that he can get in a new batch of layers. He informs me that he is going to a conference when I get down here and it"s all my responsibility (grumble *bleepity-blank*, mumble). That aside, the guys who were gonna take them all only had room for 2000 birds. That leaves me holding a bag of 100 birds. They need to go TODAY. Call me at 608 732 5053 and come to Lancaster, WI. I only wish this were a joke....
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