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Re:Still for sale and free to good home - East Melbourne - Tell your friends!
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Posted by Catherine on October 20, 2009 at 14:08:02:
In Reply to: Still for sale and free to good home - East Melbourne - Tell your friends! posted by Kylie A on October 15, 2009 at 10:32:51:
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Hi Kylie,
Do you think the girls would be happy to travel interstate? And if so, do you know how it could be done?
I'd be happy to have the Araucana (fox took mine) and Wyandotte and Isa browns, And I'm also interested in the Sussex as I've always wanted to get some since we had one as kids. She was a hoot. Every year she'd disappear and Mum would wait 3 weeks before declaring "the fox has got her this time" and sure enough, she'd reappear a few days later with a trail of fluff balls behind her.
I've been looking for one like her ever since.
I'm actually in the Hunter Valley in NSW though, so it may not be possible to get them here. Needless to say, I don't have much experience at getting chooks from one place to another unless they're in the back of the car. If you know how it can be done and are willing, I'm on acres, so they'll be very happy once they make friends with the bantams I have at the moment.
Regards,
Catherine
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