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Posted by farmerboy on December 12, 2005 at 18:58:14 from (66.84.233.183):
In Reply to: I need some Good Laying Hens Any Breeds for Fre posted by CG on December 12, 2005 at 08:46:24:
If you can't afford to buy them or ship them, how are you gonna afford to feed them? Free things tend to cost more than boughten things. My F-I-L In Southwest Wisconsin has to get rid of 2500 brown hens this month. He'll SELL 'em to ya for 2 bucks a pop. Any that don't sell for laying go to the Hmongs for butcher. They're one year old and certified organic laying hens. Organic is quite a racket, can't let the hens go through a molt 'cause the quality of egg goes down in the second year. I think it's a backhand way to sell him more danged birds every year.
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