Well I only have a production red roo. He mates with another production red, wyandottie, white leg horn, and Brahma. I don't know how to tell if they're fertile unless I break them open. Is there a way to tell other then that? I know they've been fertile but I haven't tried to notice lately. Can you pay for just shipping?
Sorry about your dad; gotta be tough on all of you.
X2. My cousin started that way and now has his own landscaping business. He's also a teacher.
There's decent money to be made in the business, but it's hot, dusty work sometimes.
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Yes there is. Several years ago I went to my own job for eight hours, got off and went straight to work with him. Sometimes he'd have lights on and we'd work til midnight. The I'd wake up at six am and go back to my regular job. I did this for two years. Made more money with him than my eight hour job lol. But that about killed me. Four or five hours of sleep and work the other19 to 20 hours a day catches up with you . It is a job that's not for everyone. I grew sick of laying sod. Layed twenty pallets in two days one weekend. Oh I wish I could still work like that.
