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Hi Everyone
We need some more hens and I'm thinking of getting some from Beau Peep farms in Rosedale. Problem is I don't have a vehicle, and it's a bit of a trek out there. They will deliver to Vancouver for $50 so I thought I'd check here to see if anyone else would want to go in on that with us. Split the cost and get some chickens delivered.
Maybe email me off list if you're interested: caitlinemma@gmail.com
Here is one of their recent craigslist postings with a list of what they have available in the next little while: http://nanaimo.en.craigslist.ca/grd/3093735233.html
Or their website www.beaupeepfarms.com
Caitlin
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