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Chicken and Poultry Breeders in Bristol...


Annie Hall's Poultry

Chicken Breeds: Hybrid Chickens

Other Poultry: Bantams

Address:
Langton Farm
Gibbs lane
Siston,
Bristol. BS16 9LT.

Phone Numbers: 0117 9373305/mob:07979546550

email address: annie@anniehallspoultry.co.uk

Website: www.anniehallspoultry.co.uk

Description_of_Business: We are a one stop chicken shop,selling every thing for chickens including some very nice looking healthy birds.we have a good range of breeds all year around.

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Dans Perfect Poultrys Bristol

Chicken Breeds: Pekin Bantams

Other Poultry: Hybrids, Gold Partridge Bantams, Orpington Bantams

Address:
The Pony Paddock
Glenfern Yard
Carsons Road Mangotsfield
Bristol BS16 9LP

Phone Numbers: 07554 708559

email address: dansperfectpoultrys@hotmail.co.uk

Website: dansperfectpoultrys.webs.com

Description_of_Business: We are suppliers of day olds to pol hens, ducks, ducklings quails guinea fowl geese turkeys a one stop shop in Bristol for all your poultry needs.

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I have three chickens who brighten my day and cant wait open the bedroom blinds when i wake to see them, my husband goes to work at 4am ish and opens the coop and attatches the run usually lucy little brown one falls down the ramp into the food pot it is so funny the other shop bought ones dont wake until 8am (shop hours) i heard of people giving them ice lollies with feed in them, ie. pellet lollies, may give them a try ha ha, but yes they are very special, and usually our cat tiddles watches them constantly she tries to say hello and most of the time they dont bother with her but sometimes chase her off, she likes it best when they are in the run when we are at work hates it when we let them out when we get home we are very happy with our chickens, should be a warning about giving them your garden though lolĀ - lulie999

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