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You know what they say BigFam...... don't count your chicks before the hatch..... shipped eggs=broken air cells. I hope you get very few of those.... 

 

MxM, DD LOVED your nails! wink.png

 

Nothing else new here. Just finished off the cheesecake.

 

Going to make soap tomorrow. 

 

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I've been incredibly lucky about that... But I'm not taking it for granted! So now I'm challenging myself with a staggered hatch AND trying ducks for the first time. Oh well, lots of fun, but I'm no Jim. I can't even imagine setting so many eggs... Yet...wink.png
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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Love your pics, chikenscratch (cs).  smile.png

 

Jim, I've been reading 3 weeks before the hen's system is cleared out. But you know how reading goes.....  hu.gif

Why can't I get the cursor on the other side of this smiley??????????? I remember when a few other people had that problem. Oh well. Anyways, my Dominique/australorp chicks hatched out black with a little white (kinda looked like aussie chicks), but feathered out barred. I just looked in Meyer's catalog. Both barred rocks & Dom chicks are black with white & seem to have darkish legs, so  fl.gif

 

Dan, your post to Bf4 about Jim's bators for sale almost made me douse the screen!  lau.gif

Jim's hen & egg comment too! 

 

Joe & TO, sure hope you're both feeling better! I feel your pain. Been feeling poorly all day too, but mine is mostly sinus pain/pressure. Kept me trying to nap on & off for most of the afternoon, after the chicken/critter chores were done. I had the stomach issues before Easter, go figure......... roll.png

 

H&R, I agree it's probably a woodchuck plaguing you. Any veggie you really, really like to grow in your garden should lure it. That is always the 1st thing they go for: your favs.  lol.png

 

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Ha, and you have not been trying to do any enabling yourself either!

yesss.gif    lau.gif    Thank you, Joe!  gig.gif  Finally she found someone else to spar with.  wink.png

TO, congrats to your DH on being the big winner in the weight loss! Personally, I didn't think you stood a chance.  hide.gif  Where did you think you could have lost it from, Ms. skinny mini?

 

Everyone was sure chatty here today. Glad mostly everyone is doing good & had a nice holiday. We had to go to the SILs and by my mom. Easter dinner twice in one day. Can you say indigestion?????? I'm amazed my stomach isn't hurting too. But it was wonderful to see everyone, eat lots & have great fun. Too bad it goes by so fast.

 

Better feed these ravenous cats & get to bed. Sweet dreams, all! 

 

 

 

 

 

A wonderful DH who spoils me rotten, 4 cats, 2 doves, 2 rabbits, an old partridge cochin banty roo, a golden Seabright roo, Dominiques, buff, lavender, black, gold-laced & chocolate orps, and some barnyard mixes.
 

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A wonderful DH who spoils me rotten, 4 cats, 2 doves, 2 rabbits, an old partridge cochin banty roo, a golden Seabright roo, Dominiques, buff, lavender, black, gold-laced & chocolate orps, and some barnyard mixes.
 

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Hi All!

 

TO and Jim....Sorry about your guineas. I keep waiting for my hens to fallow those males and not come back! So far they have been good and I've been lucky! Hope I didn't jinx it! hmm.png

 

Are there any kind of "meatie" that is ready in like 12 weeks?

 

I candled eggs last night! I saw some little eyes looking back!ya.gif A couple for sure were no good but some were hard to tell. Does anyone have trouble seeing in blue eggs? I could see the dark mass and the air pocket but that's all. hmm.png  If Storky kept the "kids" extra warm I may have hatching today! I even gave her a small heat lamp for last night because it was suppose to get cold. OK, now I'm turning into an expecting momma! I'm sure for the next few days I'll be visiting Storky allot! She's taken to being petted well, she just mumbles a little but doesn't seem to get upset or try to peck. Hopefully she'll be good about letting me handle the chicks. jumpy.gifjumpy.gifjumpy.gifjumpy.gif etc...lol

 

Night All!

 

***TO.... If you want to loose more weight...I'll give you as much of mine as you want! You can loose as much of it as you want!

BTW... if anyone one has any upper teeth they want to get rid of... I could use some!


Edited by Cindlady - 4/10/12 at 2:28am
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What The Cluck!
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We are all just visitors to this earth.
What The Cluck!
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Hi All!


Are there any kind of "meatie" that is ready in like 12 weeks?

Freedom Rangers!

Call Ducks, LF Orpingtons, Barnevelders, Bantam Cochins, Bantam Faverolles

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Call Ducks, LF Orpingtons, Barnevelders, Bantam Cochins, Bantam Faverolles

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Good Morning All! I hear ya on the wind Jim. Poor Hen! Got the fencing done on the garden yesterday had to chase my dykes across the yard a couple of times. Cind fl.gif for Storky! TO wanna cracker? gig.gif CC I agree she must have cut off an appendage to lose 6lbs. Congrats on all the hatchlings and sorry for the losses! BL4 it is very hard to get into vet school DD tried to get into a couple closer to home but no openings. Feel so sorry for her having to be as far away as she is. The guy I get my straw from raises meaties every year for friends and fam so I got in on that. Otherwise I'd be building something to raise them myself. Things to do better get to it!

Can't scratch the itch inside of my head, even though there's plenty of room for my hand.
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Can't scratch the itch inside of my head, even though there's plenty of room for my hand.
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Thanks CC! Luckily, my husband and I had a week off of work and were able to get the coop done in time (and by in time, I mean that the night before the chicks literally flew out of the brooder)

Our urban farm family consists of 1 dog, 2 cats, 14 chickens-3 black orpington, 2 americauna (1 blue and 1 black), 3 blr wyandottes (2 splash and 1 blue), 6 lavendar orpingtons, and a rabbit.

 

http://bullcreekmanor.wordpress.com/

 

 

 

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Our urban farm family consists of 1 dog, 2 cats, 14 chickens-3 black orpington, 2 americauna (1 blue and 1 black), 3 blr wyandottes (2 splash and 1 blue), 6 lavendar orpingtons, and a rabbit.

 

http://bullcreekmanor.wordpress.com/

 

 

 

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DrH, you are preaching to the Choir. Been there, done that. My problem was I could not move far away. Too difficult to uproot a family.

 

Ugh, I bit the side of my cheek and now I keep biting it!

 

Doing Easter at the in-laws this weekend. I hope the SIL can behave herself.

 

Making soap today, I need to decide what kinds I am going to make!

 

Time to move, later all!

America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter, and lose our freedoms, it will be because we  destroyed ourselves.
       ~Abraham Lincoln

 

 

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America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter, and lose our freedoms, it will be because we  destroyed ourselves.
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Good morning folks,,,,hiya to the newbies

 

no kilts in the north woods today(shrinkage factor),,,high of 38 and windy,,,,,,again

 

no hens laying eggs 3 times either, they pucker pretty darn fast in this cold breeze

 

Jim, about an hour depending on where that rooster is over there. I'll call ya later

 

I'm doing my first meat birds this year, have a restaurant I will be supplying, so there will be some stinkies involved, but I am also doing some Freedom Rangers early if they present well and work for me then might switch to just those for the rest of the season. For those interested in them Abendroth's sells them get the eggs direct from the folks in PA, support WI hatchery's if you can.

 

Dust bath box in the grow out pens?

 

anyone have Buckeye's? wondering about the egg production,,also Chanticlers

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

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

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good morning, this will be short and sweet. I grabbed a rotten egg and have some of it on my fingers.. 17 out of 22 hatched..  the 17th is still zipping..  

 

just transferred 58 eggs to the hatcher..  6 turkey, 17 quail, the rest dels and bafocks..

 

can't take the smell anymore .. gotta go wash my hands..

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poor Jim, yesterday frozen hose, today stink finger

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

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

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