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Good Morning all

 

Cute chickies bf4m     Hope you feel better DrH  Cindlady must have been a day for headaches yeaterday, I had one all day too.   Not much going on here, except 2 bantam cochin roos got in a fight outside and they both fell in the ditch that is filled with about one foot of ice water.  Cheesh!  Them were some icey roos last night!

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The chickens are getting spring fever. D.gif

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Hi again, and then I have to run..  IMI is international code used in military and (I guess) shipping.

the 3 letter codes are used so that anyone can understand them regardless of what language they speak..  I do not remember many of them, if any..  haven't thought about them for years..

that one just popped out on me before I even thought to use it.. I haven't used it since 1963..

 

IMI means "repeat"  

 

Ski, I was not a dit dit dot guy..  I was cryptograph / teletype ..top secret,  top secret NATO..

I had more clearances than anyone in our company, including the commanding officer and our communications officer..

 

DD#2 just called, I have to follow her to the car hospital..

 

............jiminwisc...........

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For the southern half of the state peeps...How early do you order meat birds?  I was thinking of taking April 6 delivery, does this seem early with last average frost being 1 month after that?  I ran 40 2 years ago, but this old mind and lack of notes cant seem to remember those dates.  Also the chickens will be going into a tractor as soon as feathered!

 

Thanks,

 

Joe

1 DGF (baby mama),1 daughter, 1 short haired miniture dachshund (black n tan), 2 Bared Rocks, 1 Buff Opringtons, 2 Black Austrolorp, 1 White Wyandotte, 3 Golden Laced Wyandotte, 1 Rhode Island Red, 1 Light Brahma, 1 Silver Spangled Hamburg, 1  Blue Andalusian, 2 Production Reds, 1 Barnyard mix, 1 Phoenix rooster, 1 Black Blue Andalusian and too many Quail at this point!

 

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1 DGF (baby mama),1 daughter, 1 short haired miniture dachshund (black n tan), 2 Bared Rocks, 1 Buff Opringtons, 2 Black Austrolorp, 1 White Wyandotte, 3 Golden Laced Wyandotte, 1 Rhode Island Red, 1 Light Brahma, 1 Silver Spangled Hamburg, 1  Blue Andalusian, 2 Production Reds, 1 Barnyard mix, 1 Phoenix rooster, 1 Black Blue Andalusian and too many Quail at this point!

 

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Originally Posted by jvls1942 View Post

Hi again, and then I have to run..  IMI is international code used in military and (I guess) shipping.

the 3 letter codes are used so that anyone can understand them regardless of what language they speak..  I do not remember many of them, if any..  haven't thought about them for years..

that one just popped out on me before I even thought to use it.. I haven't used it since 1963..

 

IMI means "repeat"  

 

Ski, I was not a dit dit dot guy..  I was cryptograph / teletype ..top secret,  top secret NATO..

I had more clearances than anyone in our company, including the commanding officer and our communications officer..

 

DD#2 just called, I have to follow her to the car hospital..

 

............jiminwisc...........


I started out as a ditty chaser (manual Morse Op) - but after my first reenlistment, went to a couple of schools and became a Cryptologic Analyst.  I too had a lot of funny little colors on my various clearance badges... LOL 

 

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Everyday's a holiday and every meal a feast!

Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "Holy Crap...what a ride!"
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Amyable:

 

"Elaine, could you ask for a 'donation' for the eggs instead? Then you are technically not selling them... wink.png  I hate all that insurance/liability crap; everyone's looking for somebody to blame...."

 

Thanks for your input, Amyable.  I don't like thinking about the insurance/liability stuff either.  I will probably check into food banks here in Madison and see if they take eggs?  I can always put them up on Freecycle and/or CL, too. I have plenty of neighbors who are happy to get them, too.  It'd just be nice to get some $ to offset the feed bills but I have the chickens primarily for our eggs and my enjoyment so it's fine if I don't make a dime.   I was just curious if anyone else had jumped through the insurance liability hoop and what their thoughts were on the liability issue(s).  Our previous insurance co. didn't know we had a coop but the new co. did a home inspection prior to accepting us and that's how it came about.  Just got me thinking about it that's all.  I wouldn't dream of having waivers for people to sign - I was just musing out loud...  I'm not much of a seller anyhow.  I sold my lye-based soap at a few craft shows and farmer's markets and realized it wasn't my cup of tea.  I'm just not that sociable, I guess.

 

Jim, you can be found just as liable WITHOUT a dog sign, if you have a vicious dog and don't have a sign posted.  If someone/something gets harmed and they can prove you knew your dog had a propensity for biting/attacking, you are really screwed if you don't have a warning sign posted.  Having a sign posted doesn't free a person from all responsibility either...  There's cases both ways - with or without signs, if someone or some animal/pet gets hurt by a mean dog that you own, on or off your own property, it can cause big trouble/hassle/$.  It also depends on what type of a case it is whether it's criminal or civil (like small claims) and the State the case is in, etc.  So there's lots of factors to consider and it's not a one-size fits all in all situations....

 

Looks like we may have a big storm hitting tomorrow?!  Dang, hope not!  Now I better get out there and clean up the dog doo before it gets covered over.  My least favorite job but someone has to do it! barnie.gif

 

Spring is definitely in the air - my drake is getting frisky - poor guy, he'd have better luck if their swim tank was thawed and he wasn't stumbling around on ice when he tries to put the moves on...gig.gif

 

Hey, does anyone else have (or has had) their chickens sharing an egg nest with ducks?  Seems like my chickens have taken a fancy to laying/hiding their eggs where the ducks lay theirs.  Weird!  Of course it's in a not-so-easy place to get to so I have to crouch down (trying not to fall in the mud) and use one of those grabber tools to unbury & pull the eggs to the doorway.  Sure hope I get a dutch-door built on the duck house this year!  I guess I also need to figure out a better way to give the girls some privacy in their coop so they get back to laying where they should....

 

Well, I must run.  Enjoy the day!

Elaine

 

 

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My chicks from Meyer came today!!! HOORAY!
I'm looking for a local meeting for PHA (Pervy Humor Anonymous) and PFAA (Poultry and Fowl Addicts Anonymous). PM me with any meeting info...
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I'm looking for a local meeting for PHA (Pervy Humor Anonymous) and PFAA (Poultry and Fowl Addicts Anonymous). PM me with any meeting info...
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CRS so i'm not replying other then to Bf4m because you were the last post !! lol Congrats on the new chicks hatched, sorry to hear of the shrink wrapped and Congrats on the new Meyer chicks. What kind are they?

 

Well, went online to check my bank statement today and there were two charges on it that I didn't recognize. one for $11.55 and another one for $1.00. Came from a place called Hosting Sales with a toll free number of 866 511-8696 out of CA. Not a working number when i called it.

 

Called the bank, now they have to cancel my tyme card and I have to wait 7-10 business days to get the new ones. WHAT A PITA !!!

 

Then i have to go to the bank and file a fraud complaint !! Another PITA.

 

I googled that number and seems I'm not the only one that has these mysterious charges showing up on the bank statements.

 

So, thought I would share this info with you all. Check your bank statements, someone is out to steal what little i have left !!! th.gif

 

 

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Hi folks,

 

Elaine, the issues you mention are a real concern here. If you notice my chickens came as an addition for my market garden sales. The easiest/affordable thing I found to this point is a "balloon" to my insurance for increased  liability. Next month when I renew I will ask about the eggs and eventual meat birds I plan to raise and sell this summer, those will go a processor and be inspected but I'm a bit worried about my current company's outlook on poultry. Here in the north with few farms getting a regular farm package is a challenge,,,we'll see.

 

Yesterday I called food pantries in the area, got through to one and donated 12 dozen eggs (had 3 customers on vacation and got backed up here,,lol) an hour after I got home the other pantry I called back to and want to BUY eggs from me every Saturday, offering $2/doz,,,,I get $3 but will gladly take $2 when there are excess.  It allows me to order an additional 50 pullets knowing there is a guaranteed sale ( is this correct chicken math?). The market is here for sure in summer months and by next fall I know my year around customer base will have grown. I started this egg thing in Dec,,,,not a great time to grow a new business here,,,,lol

 

I subscribe to Pastured Poultry list and there is a gal in Prairie du Sac with LGD pups for sale, been raising since 2001 and will help new  owners her name is Cherrie Nolan 620-770-6162 ,,,,,,,,,,,this of course only if "Nora's" breeding doesn't take. OR you need a pup right now,,,lol

 

Jim I do have that one BLRW pullet, she lays regularly maybe we can get together on an idea,,,,,,,,

 

errands to run,,,,bbl

Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.

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I am back..  I was not opening for an argument about liability..  I was "just saying"..

I do not frett about liability..  I pretty much do what I feel like ..

 

go back to my original post.. I do not add LOL or "just saying" or quallifiers like that.. If I word something that hits you wrong, sorry..   I am not a lawyer..  I do not make a living with words..

HeII, I can barely type..

 

 You can order chicks pretty much any time..  sort of judge when they will not freeze if they are shipped in a truck ,  as some are carried that way with USPS..

 

Unkadan, I was in contact with that woman from Pr Du Sac,,  I was not impressed too much with some of the things she told me ..    she actually is selling some cross breed pups , the parents of her choosing..  Nothing wrong with that, but I was not convinced that she just happened to have these types of dogs, and let them just breed..  IDK, they might be super guard dogs, but not what I was looking for..

 

DD#2 worked on my puter problems..  she figured a lot out, but did not have time to stay and teach me everything..  

 

that's OK, because the peacock photos did not turn out too great anyway..

I will have to get some new pictures..

 

...........jiminwisc..........

 

 

 

 

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