• Created on Today by IceFire

Username: IceFire Character name: Kyrrie Ravenwolf District: 12 Age: 16 Gender: Female Personal Token:  Personality: shy, but not afraid to kill if needed. loves meat, learned to wield knives at an early age. Backstory: butcher's daughter Talents: Climbing, Running, Hunting, speed Description/picture: Other: her preffered weapon is a dagger or knife, suited to her speed. also uses a longsword       Username: Briar Rose Character name: Raven Sparks District: Capitol Age:17 Gender: Female Personal token:   Personality:... read more

• Created on Yesterday by bartholomew82

  But in all reality she supports my new found hobby farming.  She supports my mini-farm hobbies a lot better then she did my WoW habits (when I used to play it)    A little back story.    Ever since I was a kid I've always enjoyed animals, farms, gardens, the outdoors.   I moved around a  lot after high school, and enough college to realize it wasn't for me, but enough to get experience and an education to help me get a job.   Worked in the backwoods of Alaska and Montana, even spent a few months in Canada.   I finally settled in the Mountains and rolling... read more

• Created on 6/14/13 by bls5049

Stuff to Swap:   Brown Sugar & Honey Body Scrub ~ Half Pint Jar       Coffee Sugar Scrub ~ Half Pint Jar     Peppermint Sugar Scrub ~ Half Pint Jar     Swaps I owe: RBAKER0345 ~ 4 WINE CHARMS KOEYOHTE ~ MINT CHOCOLATE BODY BUTTER           Owed to Me: RBAKER0345 ~ QUAIL EGGS KOEYOHTE ~ PET PORTRAIT read more

• Created on 6/13/13 by Sandstorm495

Hi all, Hope you enjoy reading!     We first got our chickens about 2 or 3 years ago.   We got them as chicks from the markets. They are a type of Sex link or could be Red Stars.  We started out having 4 chickens, that was reduced, sadly, but we got more.  Today we only have four chickens, but they are still good pets and very amusing.      Here are some pictures:                     Louise, (the chicken with reddish brown feathers)  sadly passed away around Decemberl.  We think she was egg bound, but we couldn't be... read more

• Created on 6/13/13 by tatsmom25

  These are our first chicks. We picked them up from a breeder in Rutledge, GA.  We had 3 Buff Orpingtons, 1 Cuckoo Maran, 1 White Silkie and 1 Blue Silkie and a Buff Laced Polish we all loved named Cheddar.  They were all 1 week old when we got them except Cheddar who was just hatched.  I drove an hour and a half to find 2 White Leghorns (supposedly pullets) and a Frizzle named Nacho Cheese (my son likes cheese names apparently). The Frizzle didn't make it to bedtime and the Polish was smothered at about 2 weeks old while we were at church.  The other chickens... read more

• Created on 6/13/13 by FruitfulFaith

I need to keep track of this somehow, the notepad on my phone is unreliable, and any piece of paper in my house is fair game to my kids. :P     Swaps: I owe: Chiqita - "Later Canned Stuff" :) Koeyohte - "Later Canned Stuff" :)         owed to me: Sonew123 - Blackberry Starts Rbaker0345 - Grape-mint-quails, I believe :P                 Side Swaps: I owe: SaraSweatman - Smores Fudge SilkieSensations - 1/2 pint dandelion jelly X2, 1 pint Oregon blackberry, 1/2 pint pickled dandelion root, 1/2 pint peach-apple X2... read more

• Created on 6/13/13 by Grammypammy

  Nobody really understands why a person would bother to have chickens unless you have had them. After all they are smelly, require feed, 50 pounds at a time, and make you look like a country bumpkin. I decided that it would be a good hobby for my grandchildren and me to share. They would learn about responsibility, what a chicken really is, where eggs really come from, and what America is really supposed to be like. This is what I told myself as we looked through the catalogs deciding which chicks we would order. We picked the prettiest ones who were described to be... read more

• Created on 6/13/13 by Grammypammy

  Nobody really understands why a person would bother to have chickens unless you have had them. After all they are smelly, require feed, 50 pounds at a time, and make you look like a country bumpkin. I decided that it would be a good hobby for my grandchildren and me to share. They would learn about responsibility, what a chicken really is, where eggs really come from, and what America is really supposed to be like. This is what I told myself as we looked through the catalogs deciding which chicks we would order. We picked the prettiest ones who were described to be... read more

• Created on 6/13/13 by SallyKay3926

So I will up load my photos and see what goes. WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE,  Well I have an incubator filled with 60 Butler Bob eggs, today.They grow slow so, I am Wanting Japanese, fast growers, MY INCUBATOR HOLDS 120EGGS, I would like a setting of 120 quail eggs (meat birds).  I am wanting to raise BIG BIRDS for eating and to hatch my own eggs. . I am hoping for Jumbo Browns decended from James Marie Hatchery birds. OR the A&M large quail James Marie sells is also desireable.  I know that is a lot to ask but I have some good stuff to swap if you are intrerested... read more

• Created on 6/12/13 by chickenpooplady

My Flock   Last December my uncle moved from Pennsylvania to Ohio and decided to start a farm. The first thing that he did was buy 68 chicks from Mount Healthy Hatchery. However, he did not have the land for the chickens so I raised them for him in my garage and  then garden. They provided an amazing amount of compost and our garden has never been better. Five months later the pullets were ready to go out to the farm. As a thank you for raising the flock my uncle let me keep my four favorite girls. We picked out two barred rocks and two buff... read more