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Hello from Bid4poultry

Thu, Mar 31 2011 11:46pm BST 1
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Hi all members, I'm Sarah from Bid4poultry & as Poultry Talk has now introduced them selves to us,
I thought I would introduce myself.
Apart from the site, I do work full time for my hubbie, so I look after the site evenings & weekends.

I have about 20 different breeds of poultry, 11 incubators & hatch about 3,000 chicks a year.
I love the whole concept of keeping chickens & get great enjoyment from being able to assist people into keeping poultry, assisting them in their welfare & lots of back up support.

I live on a farm in North Wales, on the tourist route with lots of people from Chester, Liverpool & Manchester passing & I'm still surprised with the amount of people who call, wanting to start with poultry.
I think it's a fantastic hobby, still a hobby as I work too much.
Sarah
Thu, May 26 2011 11:39pm BST 2
Poultry Talk. com Team
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Hi Sarah.

Many apologies, that your post has not received a reply.

It's fantastic to be promoting our network on Bid 4 Poultry. I look forward to a successful advertising relationship with you.

Wow! I never realised you had soo many birds. That's fantastic you manage to do your job, look after all of those breeds and run Bid 4 Poultry. It does certainly seem to be such a popular hobby at the moment, which is fantastic!Laughing

Look forward to hearing from you soon, you clearly have a vast amount of knowledge with so many breeds.

Regards
Jamie.
Fri, May 27 2011 09:41am BST 3
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Woodside Bantams
44 Posts
Hi Sarah Welcome to Poultry Talk. I'm sure evenutally you will get alot of comments - it just takes time. Yes its a lovely hobby and has become very popular also in Somerset. I also have a full time job but don't have as many chickens as you - I've about 40. Good luck with your campaign Jules
Tue, Dec 6 2011 10:16am GMT 4
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