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post #14521 of 19819

Anyone have info on the Show that is to be held in BR on the 27th? I found a link on Facebook but it does not work.

 

Chris

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post #14522 of 19819

Does anyone know where I can rent a plucker, reasonable? I have 6 large White Holland Toms, Between 40 & 55 pounds, About 20 or so Roosters this go round(maybe next weekend,if the weather is good) and about 50 ducks in a couple of months. I could pluck them be hand, but at my age the old back isn't what it used to be. The hubby wants to make one, but I have been hearing that for the past 4 years. His "list" of want to's will take several lifetimes to do. I wish there was a teenager around this area who wanted to earn some money who wasn't afraid to work. Around these parts "if" you could find one, he wants $40 an hour and doesn't want any work that gets his hands dirty and has a cellphone implanted in his ear. I kid you not, no exaggeration.Does anyone know where I can rent a tub type plucker and will it work for turkeys?hu.gif

post #14523 of 19819
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You know, I had one Lavender pullet hatch from those eggs I got from you a few months back. She was growing out nicely with my other youngsters, and a raccoon got her Tuesday morning after I opened the coops for them to go out into their pens for the day. It also got one of my Appenzeller pullets....I am not happy with the raccoon population right now at all. They are on my hit list and I have guns loaded and traps set.

What are you baiting your traps with?

post #14524 of 19819

about 3 months ago i picked up 2 cuckoo maran hens that were molting so i didnt get any eggs from em till about 2 weeks ago, these hens have gotten huge and lay extra large dark brown eggs and my wife has fell in love with em, now she wants me to set her up a pen to raise pure marans just so she can get plenty of those choclate looking eggs (as my daughtor calls them), so it looks like im about to get to work on another chicken yard, im starting to think this never ends D.gif but i have to admit this is alot more adicting than i wouldve ever thought lol droolin.gif

brand new paw paw, my first grandbaby was born dec. 6 and he is some kinda perfect in paws eyes

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brand new paw paw, my first grandbaby was born dec. 6 and he is some kinda perfect in paws eyes

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post #14525 of 19819

We rescued a hurt goose over the weekend.  I don't know why, but she can't walk very well right now.  Legs are fine, so the only thing I can think if is a Niacin deficiency.  Gave her some good food and put her in confinement.  Look how pretty her eyes are! (don't mind the mud lol)

 

Silkies, Sebastopol Geese, Peking Ducks, 6 Katahdin Sheep, German Shepherd, and a Yellow Lab.


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Silkies, Sebastopol Geese, Peking Ducks, 6 Katahdin Sheep, German Shepherd, and a Yellow Lab.


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post #14526 of 19819
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We rescued a hurt goose over the weekend.  I don't know why, but she can't walk very well right now.  Legs are fine, so the only thing I can think if is a Niacin deficiency.  Gave her some good food and put her in confinement.  Look how pretty her eyes are! (don't mind the mud lol)

 

She sure does have pretty eyes! what kind of goose is she?

 

Perfect fall day today - wish I could move my desk outside!

10 laying hens, 7 Welsummer chicks, 6 Cuckoo Marans chicks, 7 peacocks, 3 guineas, 3 dogs, 2 "official" cats & 2 more who just showed up & stayed, 1 green parakeet & 1 retired-but-stays-busy husband!

 

 

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10 laying hens, 7 Welsummer chicks, 6 Cuckoo Marans chicks, 7 peacocks, 3 guineas, 3 dogs, 2 "official" cats & 2 more who just showed up & stayed, 1 green parakeet & 1 retired-but-stays-busy husband!

 

 

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post #14527 of 19819
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What are you baiting your traps with?


A guy brings me the old cakes from convenience stores to feed to my chickens, and I usually use those in the traps as well. I sometimes just use cat food. The only time recently I caught one of my cats was with the cakes, not the cat food...go figure!

Me(Brandi), 1 very tolerant boyfriend, 1 chestnut Thoroughbred mare, 2 red Staffordshire Bull Terriers, 7 barn cats.
Blue Laced Red Wyandottes, part-English Lavender/Black/Mottled Orpingtons, Blue Wheaten/Wheaten Ameraucanas, Appenzeller Spitzhaubens, Guineas.

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Me(Brandi), 1 very tolerant boyfriend, 1 chestnut Thoroughbred mare, 2 red Staffordshire Bull Terriers, 7 barn cats.
Blue Laced Red Wyandottes, part-English Lavender/Black/Mottled Orpingtons, Blue Wheaten/Wheaten Ameraucanas, Appenzeller Spitzhaubens, Guineas.

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post #14528 of 19819
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She sure does have pretty eyes! what kind of goose is she?

 

Perfect fall day today - wish I could move my desk outside!

Most likely a sebbie mix.  

Silkies, Sebastopol Geese, Peking Ducks, 6 Katahdin Sheep, German Shepherd, and a Yellow Lab.


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Silkies, Sebastopol Geese, Peking Ducks, 6 Katahdin Sheep, German Shepherd, and a Yellow Lab.


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post #14529 of 19819

Good mornin' La-yers and Byc-ers too frow.gif

 

Kinda cool up here in these mountains of NW Vernon parish this mornin'

 

It feels good about 10:00 to me LOL

 

Hope everbody is good and fine and have a wonderful day today.

 

Jeff

There's a whole world of differences between propagators and breeders. My goal is to propagate breeders towards the Standard of Perfection.
 
You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear, you can make a purse out of it, but it won't be silk. LOL
 
Maybe in about another 30-40 years I'll get this "being an expert" thing figured out by then. LOL
 
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There's a whole world of differences between propagators and breeders. My goal is to propagate breeders towards the Standard of Perfection.
 
You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear, you can make a purse out of it, but it won't be silk. LOL
 
Maybe in about another 30-40 years I'll get this "being an expert" thing figured out by then. LOL
 
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post #14530 of 19819
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Good mornin' La-yers and Byc-ers too frow.gif

Kinda cool up here in these mountains of NW Vernon parish this mornin'

It feels good about 10:00 to me LOL

Hope everbody is good and fine and have a wonderful day today.

Jeff

Back at ya! Nice and cool this morning.

Gumbo weather. droolin.gif

NPIP Certified-115 Chickens (50 chicks), 13 Geese (12 gosling), 19 BR Turkeys (5 poults), 7 Rabbits, 60 Muscovy Duck, 29 Guineas (15 keets), 9 Peafowl, 8 Sheep, 1 Goat and pea, turkey and guinea eggs cooking in the incubator.
 

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NPIP Certified-115 Chickens (50 chicks), 13 Geese (12 gosling), 19 BR Turkeys (5 poults), 7 Rabbits, 60 Muscovy Duck, 29 Guineas (15 keets), 9 Peafowl, 8 Sheep, 1 Goat and pea, turkey and guinea eggs cooking in the incubator.
 

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