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looks like a good week to try to reseed my bald area in front of my coop again.  I'm thinking clover, since it is a high traffic area, and grass don't do well, but i have been holding off for fear of frost......  

talking lows of 50's next week,  dare i hope?

Btw, those duckies are adorable! can't have one though.

On the odd chance I make it to Chickenstock with any sort of stuff, trust me, I'll notice one of those horrid things slipped inside.  

For the record there are a few things I specifically scan for and "Olive" is one of them, so if you're going to talk about me, you'll all have to come up with a code name.  LOL!

ETA: I'm loathe to admit it, but there was actually a chick you posted a picture of a few days ago that I was quite fond of.  It was an outdoor picture and there was a brown chick off to the right of the photo.  I thought he was rather charming. 

This morning just got better.  As I sat drinking coffee Hope spotted two toms dancing at the back of the property.  I grabbed my shotgun and quickly stalked the 150 yards that separated us.  Fortunately there is a large mound of dirt that blocked their view of me.  Belly crawled up and over the berm and only one tom left.

Im going to look and find which one it was...and code name: Pimento!

ooohhhhhh.....an UGGO!

I can hook you up, Olive...you too can be a proud Uggo owner..

Ummmm...  No. 

Well, okay..but if THAT little brown one is a girl, I plan on keeping her here..last time I gave RaZ the browns, and I ended up with all boyz. SO- it can be yours, but live here.

If its a little roo...well, thats another story.

Nice and warm in Muskegon County.  I think maybe 60's?  BTW, you can throw grass, or clover, seed anytime.  I dug a water line for a house nearby during winter, reseeded my trenchinga day before a snow fall, and now you can't tell I ever dug.  The grass took just fine.  The seeds just decide when to germinate.  The only thing I did was a fine cover of straw from one of my chicken coops.