Recent content by tntchix

@RaZ, I can't go into it now but I will not be able to make it. Please remove my rsvp :((( Maybe next year.

Oh my gosh. Just popping in for a sec. So busy trying to get the oldest done with schoolwork. I will be back soon, hopefully. Love and (((hugs))) to all

A mini is a great idea. I have had no problems with my older bantams but my new D'Uccles just hide in the big one. They are such "chickens"!

Thank you both, great visual advice. I do not have the strength to use other methods so this will work much better. Best part, no more machete.

they still count!

Now it makes sense. I really need to add that to my netflix queue.

awww now those are big hugs

phew. 211 posts behind and already out of ovations. The last few quotes were really amazing. Got me thinking about patience, my biggest weakness. Sumi- great news ok I had a list of folks and now can't remember who said what.so here goes I am also a chocolate demon don't mess with my...

These look great. Nice job.

I have 2 roosters with 25 hens I have 2 roosters with 25 hens and sometimes they still knock down drag out fight, but usually they just keep their girls on their own turf in a huge yard.

Holy chicken! We made it to all 24 laying a couple of weeks ago then had to cull a sick one, and now they are really molting so down to 17 on average. ***big news*** Midnight, my only surviving tiny Sebright bantam FINALLY started laying after a year or so.

I will sit with anyone who asks. sending calm healing vibes her way When my son was about 5 months old he was watching football with my brother. I glanced over and they are both holding their chin and pouting because they were losing. I laughed so hard at that for quite awhile. I say...

I dip their butt in warm water and hold them there for a bit and it loosens up and then you can wipe it off with a damp rag. The biggest thing is patience, but once you get ahead of it it shouldn't be a problem. So far, I've only had to repeat 3 times on one chick, all others took 2 times. I...

What a nice interview. I love the "tree chickens".

stop that