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Stray dogs got into our run this morning. *sigh* It's ALWAYS something. I'm in town too and my girls are the constant "babes in the wood". Fox, Owl, Hawk, Dogs, Racoons, Possum, Rats(I haven't seen evidence but I know they're out there). Poor girls. Tonights predator is COLD! We packed...

Quote: But hot water freezes faster than cold water!

I just had a bit of a brain poof. I have no idea if these things even work but remember those things that were on TV that claimed they could defrost frozen meat in minutes? It required no electricity or batteries? Well here... one of these...

None of mine are laying! It's just cold out is all!

OH! those are nice, is the pattern online?

sequin, it's really pretty. What yarn did you use?

Congratulations Sequin! I'm proud of you too!

It turns out the "SHE" isn't a she at all. We woke up to COCKADOODLEDOOOOOO!!! this morning. I can't keep a rooster. I'm in town so I won't have to worry with the flock harmony after all!

Here's a short movie of his cock-a-doodle doo!

Oh, I so wish you could take him. He's so sweet. Hubby says "NO WAY, NO HOW" can we keep him. We live in a close residential neighborhood and it would NOT go over well with the neighbors.

I'm not sure. A friend of mine found him wandering around Downtown Huntington dodgeing traffic! She brought him over and we thought he was a hen. This morning proved that he was NOT! LOL Someone said he might be a Japanese?

yeah,, I know,, no one wants him. He's so sweet and gentle tho and he's pretty too! Barboursville WV. Free to a good home.

Wonderful. That is what I will do. I'll fence her off a section of the yard for herself and bring her in at night. Thank you!

I will try my hardest to get some good pics tomorrow. She's had an awful rough day and she's roosted for the night.

She does indeed keep her tail a bit high. You can kinda see that in the picture. Our big girls do NOT like her so she's sleeping inside tonight.

They've been attacking her. I put her in the small run where the other hens could see her but not hurt her. They were trying to peck through the fencing. We've brought her in for tonight. She'll live in the garage I guess until the big girls accept that she's not going anywhere and welcome...

I've become chicken mommy to a bantam orphan that was clucking around DOWNTOWN!!! What can I do to keep my big girls from hurting her?

Hmmm, well I'm lost then

A friend found her wandering around the streets DOWNTOWN! I told her to bring her up and we'd take her in. Is it a white leghorn bantam?

Quote: Hey Seismic, Maybe this will help? I interpret it this way: R1- BO 4 st, k to the end R2- BO 4 st, k to the end R3- K1, k2tog, knit to last 3 st, k2tog, k1 R4- K plain R5- K1, k2tog, knit to last 3 st, k2tog, k1 R6- K plain R7- K1, k2tog, knit to last 3 st, k2tog, k1 R8- K plain R9-...