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post #14801 of 18097
3/20/12 at 9:32am

5/5

5 White Leghorns, 1 Silkie, 1 Welsummer, 12 Production Reds, 10 Buff Orpingtons, 4 Buff Brahmas, 1 Cornish Rock, 2 Mallards, 4 Yorkshire Pigs, 1 Parakeet, 1 Cat, 1 Rottweiler, 6 Children.

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5 White Leghorns, 1 Silkie, 1 Welsummer, 12 Production Reds, 10 Buff Orpingtons, 4 Buff Brahmas, 1 Cornish Rock, 2 Mallards, 4 Yorkshire Pigs, 1 Parakeet, 1 Cat, 1 Rottweiler, 6 Children.

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post #14802 of 18097
3/20/12 at 1:18pm

14 yesterday and again today

14 golden comets, , one wife,same one for 49 years,one cat,,4 acre mini-farm.love the country life,raising coturnix quail.
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14 golden comets, , one wife,same one for 49 years,one cat,,4 acre mini-farm.love the country life,raising coturnix quail.
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post #14803 of 18097
3/20/12 at 3:54pm

9? barnie.gif

"The difference between being involved and being committed is the same as the difference between eggs and bacon. The chicken is involved. But the pig is committed"  Anonymous

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"The difference between being involved and being committed is the same as the difference between eggs and bacon. The chicken is involved. But the pig is committed"  Anonymous

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post #14804 of 18097
3/20/12 at 4:03pm
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20 from 22,

 

 9 white,

 

 8 brown,

 

 2 olive,

 

 1 pink,

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post #14805 of 18097
3/20/12 at 5:19pm

26...

Lots of Chickens, 5 guineas, 8 ducks, 2 ducklings, goats: 2 does, 2 bucklings, 1 doeling and 1 wether... and a painted mare
My blogs... http://jennifer-yates.blogspot.com and http://jennifer-ourlittlefarm.blogspot.com

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Lots of Chickens, 5 guineas, 8 ducks, 2 ducklings, goats: 2 does, 2 bucklings, 1 doeling and 1 wether... and a painted mare
My blogs... http://jennifer-yates.blogspot.com and http://jennifer-ourlittlefarm.blogspot.com

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post #14806 of 18097
3/20/12 at 6:50pm

We're back up to 4 out of 4 most days! Yeah for early spring when it comes to eggs. 

1 Barred Rock, 1 Ameraucana mixed breed, 1 Iowa Blue, 1 Buff Brahma, and 1 Splash Marans. Check out my chicken blog: http://lovinchicknfarmin.blogspot.com/

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1 Barred Rock, 1 Ameraucana mixed breed, 1 Iowa Blue, 1 Buff Brahma, and 1 Splash Marans. Check out my chicken blog: http://lovinchicknfarmin.blogspot.com/

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post #14807 of 18097
3/21/12 at 9:05am

5/5 and one was a double yolker!

5 White Leghorns, 1 Silkie, 1 Welsummer, 12 Production Reds, 10 Buff Orpingtons, 4 Buff Brahmas, 1 Cornish Rock, 2 Mallards, 4 Yorkshire Pigs, 1 Parakeet, 1 Cat, 1 Rottweiler, 6 Children.

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5 White Leghorns, 1 Silkie, 1 Welsummer, 12 Production Reds, 10 Buff Orpingtons, 4 Buff Brahmas, 1 Cornish Rock, 2 Mallards, 4 Yorkshire Pigs, 1 Parakeet, 1 Cat, 1 Rottweiler, 6 Children.

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post #14808 of 18097
3/21/12 at 9:14am

58 (yesterday), Still have yet to gather them today.

 

I get by with a lil help from my hens.
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I get by with a lil help from my hens.
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post #14809 of 18097
3/21/12 at 3:37pm

12/16 clap.gifThat's more like it ladies. Lets keep it going now. 12 or better a day and we are good.

 

Have to revise 13,got another at closure time


Edited by duckinnut - 3/22/12 at 4:52am

"The difference between being involved and being committed is the same as the difference between eggs and bacon. The chicken is involved. But the pig is committed"  Anonymous

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"The difference between being involved and being committed is the same as the difference between eggs and bacon. The chicken is involved. But the pig is committed"  Anonymous

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post #14810 of 18097
3/21/12 at 3:58pm
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18 from 22,

 

 9 brown,

 

 7 white,

 

 2 olive green,

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