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My wife and I decided to copy our neighbor and start keeping chickens. We are your typical city folk who have transplanted ourselves into the country on an acre of land. So we really appreciate backyardchickens.com for all the helpful information. I will simply use this space to tell...
Canon Easyshare CX7525.
5 Megapixels
It was a gift and I love it.
ETA Ebay link
http://cgi.ebay.com/Kodak-EASYSHARE-CX7525-5-0-Megapixel-Printer-Dock-Kit_W0QQitemZ250535255997QQcmdZViewItemQQptZDigital_Cameras?hash=item3a55109fbd
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He's an EE. He's the same fellow that you see in my lap in my avatar. Just grown up now.
The camera is a Kodak EasyShare CX7525. I'm happy with it but I really want a fancy DSLR.
I got some wierd eggs today.
At the 12:00 is the largest one I have ever gotten. I wish I had a scale.
At 3:00 is a normal egg.
At 6:00 is the one with a bulge around the "equator".
And at 9:00 is one with "stretch marks" - little ridges that run the length of the egg.
How wierd is that?
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I only buy Purina Layena feed and oyster shell. The Layena goes into a 30 lb metal feeder so they never run out, and it has to be filled about every 3 days for my 23 chickens. They have the run of my 1 acre and spend much of the day scratching around in the grass. I also cook unused...
I think the pain of minor surgery or stitches would me much less than the pain of a bad infection or slow death from an impacted crop. So if you were to decide to treat them yourself without anesthetics, I would not be critical. Not all of us can afford to get a vet to do these things.