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Ooooo! I'm so jealous! I used to camp in this bitty little campground just outside of Mesick!  I loved it there. Never woke up with headaches, the air is so much cleaner! I spent a whole summer the last time, but haven't been able to camp since getting the chickens. :(

Confirmed chicken hugger  :D

 

"You can't wait for your circumstances to change to find joy; you have to seek joy first, and that gives you the strength to change your circumstances." Quote, Bonnie St. John

 

http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/fuzzys-notes

Confirmed chicken hugger  :D

 

"You can't wait for your circumstances to change to find joy; you have to seek joy first, and that gives you the strength to change your circumstances." Quote, Bonnie St. John

 

http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/fuzzys-notes

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Rather chilly and grey here this morning. So just sitting and drinking coffee and trying to decide what to do today.

I'm trying the black silk coffee that some of you have mentioned. 

Goofy girl dogs are "fighting" over a toilet paper tube. I think the tubes are their favourite toys. 


Edited by RaZ - 5/5/12 at 7:25am
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Hey all, don't forget it is Free Comic Book Day! Check your local comic shops for participation, each person gets a free comic and any other freebies they have for the taking. Head in early :) Last year I got a neat comic but missed the really great one.

4 ISA Brown chicks, 4 Easter Egger chicks, 1 Peking duckling, 1 Indian Runner duckling, 1 Buff orp chick, 1 RIR chick, 1 SLW chick, 2 kids under 6, one overworked husband.

4 ISA Brown chicks, 4 Easter Egger chicks, 1 Peking duckling, 1 Indian Runner duckling, 1 Buff orp chick, 1 RIR chick, 1 SLW chick, 2 kids under 6, one overworked husband.

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Also, I just realized that in my picture it does not look like I have any clothes on, and I would like to clarify that I am not nude with a chicken...

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Welcome Steelchair!

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About the freezing of eggs... You don't freeze them in their shells... Cuz yes, shells will crack when frozen... I forget now who commented on thinking they couldn't freeze eggs cuz the shells may crack...
You can also pickle those eggs.

Oh geeze, duh. I did mention it had been a long day right?
~Vanessa~

EEs, SLW, BA, Isa Brown, RIR, Porcelain D'uccles, Silkies, White crested Polish, Cuckoo Marans, Frizzle, 1 Uggo and 2 almost Uggos.
2 Dogs, 7 cats(5 outside), 2 guinea pigs, 4 fire bellied toads and 1 bearded dragon!

My awesome husband and I have been married for 12 years.
We have three boys(12, 11 & 9) whom I will be homeschooling this coming year.
~Vanessa~

EEs, SLW, BA, Isa Brown, RIR, Porcelain D'uccles, Silkies, White crested Polish, Cuckoo Marans, Frizzle, 1 Uggo and 2 almost Uggos.
2 Dogs, 7 cats(5 outside), 2 guinea pigs, 4 fire bellied toads and 1 bearded dragon!

My awesome husband and I have been married for 12 years.
We have three boys(12, 11 & 9) whom I will be homeschooling this coming year.
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Hi unnamed!

Nova, love the pics. I have d'uccle eggs in the incubator, porcelein and mille, with more porcelein coming next week.

Home of the world's cutest dachshund, one crazy blue heeler, two cats,
              one fat pony, and many (but not too many!) chickens

              Can anyone tell me, how many are too many chickens?

 



My Chickens
http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/1muttsfans-chickens

Home of the world's cutest dachshund, one crazy blue heeler, two cats,
              one fat pony, and many (but not too many!) chickens

              Can anyone tell me, how many are too many chickens?

 



My Chickens
http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/1muttsfans-chickens
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Farmerboy, I hope you will reconsider your plan to breed your dog. There are several good reasons why she should be spayed. She is not purebred, and breeding her to a purebred dog will not make her puppies either purebred or more valuable. She has a questionable temperament, and in shepherd type dogs that can be a big problem, and it is very possible she would pass that temperament on to her puppies. And there are so many dogs already in shelters and dog pounds that it is very difficult to find homes for.

I was thinking the same thing. We want to breed animals that have really good temperments and are very smart and obedient. A large dog like this that does not obey usually does not end up fairing well.   They often are rehomed a few times and then end up at the shelter.

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Meet my three new Russian Orloff chicks, Boris, Natasha and Igor.

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"People who count their chickens before they are hatched act very wisely, because chickens run about so absurdly that it is impossible to count them accurately."

— Oscar Wilde

Trying to count my 60+ chickens.  Polish, Ameraucana, Welsummer, Cornish, Production Red, Cochin, Cuckcoo Maran, Black Austrolorp, Sizzle, Showgirl, Silkie, OEG, Partridge Rock, Russian Orloff, Dorking, Basque.  Tough...

"People who count their chickens before they are hatched act very wisely, because chickens run about so absurdly that it is impossible to count them accurately."

— Oscar Wilde

Trying to count my 60+ chickens.  Polish, Ameraucana, Welsummer, Cornish, Production Red, Cochin, Cuckcoo Maran, Black Austrolorp, Sizzle, Showgirl, Silkie, OEG, Partridge Rock, Russian Orloff, Dorking, Basque.  Tough...

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AWWW! love.gif  Love the Russian chicks and also the Belgium D'uccle chicks.

 

I am bringing my daughter home today from College for the Summer.  Car will be loaded and my daughter will be sorry to leave her friends.

She is a wonderful 20 year old person and I am thankful.

Have a great day everyone!

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