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Pioneer Chicken
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Well, @Baymule lives in Lindale, just north of Tyler off I-20. @Devonviolet is about an hour north of her and I'm about 90 minutes NE of her in Mount Pleasant. I was supposed to host the next group grope at my place this past fallSorry... didn't come to fruition
I'll try to make it up later this spring or early summer... I Promise! I helped @tressa27884 (along with DV and her DH) unload when she moved here from CA. She's over north of I-20 near Cooper. There have been some others from TX who have come and gone that I haven't/didn't get a chance to meet.
Just returned from meeting/visiting with @greybeard down north of Houston. I've been over to meet @CntryBoy777 in NW MS and hope to get over to meet @Mike CHS some time this year. Bought my first goats from @goatgurl up in AR and my LGD from @Southern by choice over in NC. I enjoy travel and meeting folks.
Sorry, didn't mean to "cream" your thread with excessive font...Hope you can join us at some point
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I don't mind! Wow, that is really neat you've gotten(is that a word?} to meet so many BYHers and make friends.
I enjoy road trips as well but usually if my folks or someone else are the ones driving- not to keen on driving and only do when I have to. : ) The furthest I've gone for a critter is San Antonio and we've only driven out of state (Oklahoma) twice for a critter. I've been thinking about purchasing a goat (still deciding if I'd like a buck or a doe) from the Desert Nanny herd in AZ but would have it flown here.
I bought a very promising doe from a lady close to Houston a few years ago but I was at a point in my life that I was figuring out what I wanted to do and sold her along with another very promising doe ( I do have her full sister thankfully) from a different herd. I very much regret those decisions. I wish I could find them and buy them back! Argh!!
Once I find a new place( and add either sheep or a cow) to move with my folks, I plan on adding an LGD but that will be a little while and I have a lot of reading, research, and questions to ask on all those critters.
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