Bargain Chicken poo pellets (potentially) only 22p/Kg at Wickes

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    Amongst their bargain clearance are 2.25Kg packs of chicken poo pellets reduced to £1, but their illustration shows Buy One Get One Free boxes which should get them down to 50p/pack or only 22p/Kg

    Westland Organic Chicken Manure Pellets | Wickes.co.uk

    Unfortunately only one pack in stock at my local branch :mad:

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      Thanks for the heads up @Scrungee - I saw this post straight away and within 10 minutes had paid for 'click & collect' the last remaining 3 packets at my local Wickes. Unfortunately I got a call an hour later saying they didn't actually have any ! This has happened to me quite a few times with Wickes, their stock control system is never reliable. At least I didn't make a wasted journey.

      Hope some of you managed to get some.
       
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        Did the BOGOF work? I suspect it might not ordering online, perhaps needing a bit of coercion instore.

        P.S. I've still got 2 dustbins full of them from when it was 38p/Kg at Homebase and 37p/Kg at Wilko, but would've got a further year's supply at 22p/Kg as it'll break my heart to pay full price when my vast stash finally runs out. But not sufficient stock locally to make the drive worthwhile.
         
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        Must admit it sounds good.

        Also have to admit I've given up on chicken crap.
        Not over impressed with the stuff, save your pennies and buy some Fish Blood and bone.
         
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