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post #19951 of 36333

Which feathers become pointy or blunt?

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.

 

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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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post #19952 of 36333

Let all the chickens out today.  The "babies" as well as the teens and adults.  It's gorgeous out!

 

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post #19953 of 36333

Hi all... today is a day of rest. I can sure use it!

 

Pics of the break in... i just dont know how a racoon could have gotten in through such a small space?

 

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post #19954 of 36333

Good afternoon all!  Looong day at work today!  Now I am home and should be doing something outside but...hey, I had to catch up!  25 posts to read!

SO Bigfam I can so see a raccoon pulling off that board...then all he had to do was reach in!   They have those clever little hands remember!  Do you know for sure it was a coon?  THat coop does look pretty tight...I guess I wouldnthave hesitated to think my birds were safe in there.  Hey, we STILL havent seen the mural!  C'mon...what's the saying...curious minds want to know?

 

If you look at DrH's avatar his peaches was a red sex link (the roo type) I believe.  Red stars, comets, production reds...they are all sex linked.  One color chick is a female and one color (much different) is the male. I dont believe you see too many red sex linked males because they arent sold...maybe they might use them for packing peanuts...but I think at the big hatcheries they are just disposed of.  Yup--sad...but who wants roos?  (ya only "need" one) It's not like a production bird makes a meal...

 

Cute crosses BBP!  That striped turken looks just like my "Turk's Baby" but smaller!  WHat is he crossed with?  I got a striped turken from Cind and then he made this baby that is just like him...and today I found the chick that RR's sister hatched...dead, but it was a little turken too! THose naked neck genes are STRONG!  I think I read somewhere that they are dominant?  I always wondered about that...why arent there more naked necks then?

 

So H&R...are you going to try your luck at hatching pheasants now?  I know somebody that would certainly accept some of the babies!

 

MXM--you are so sweet to say I can drop in!  I shopped at Pig yesterday too but went to Jefferson and then FORGOT the dog "sample" on the hook on the back door!  Then I forgot yet another sample today when I went to Jefferson...maybe I will have better luck tomorrow?  I have a Dr appt. in the AM but am hoping I can still do stuff after...I am having some minor surgery on my leg.

 

Well I  guess I will take my horse out and at least get him brushed and give him some extra grain...poor guy is all ribs since I sole that Morgan back to the original owner.  I guess she must ave been his protector because he had really good weight all winter!  Need to get that electric line across the poles in front too...that grass needs to be eaten down!

 

Later all!  Terri O

 

(PS) forgot the supper report (in case anyone still needs ideas)  Country style ribs onthe grill, baked potatoes, corn on the cob and sauteed zucchini, onions, mushrooms and tomato. MMM!

Calling all Wisconsinites....come and enjoy the days of winter with us on the "Cheesehead" thread!  http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=245700
And you might want to check THIS out! http://www.backyardchickens.com/t/734707/fourth-annual-bigzios-wi-cheesehead-chickenstock-thread
My Motto: " Don't just do it, overdo it"

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Calling all Wisconsinites....come and enjoy the days of winter with us on the "Cheesehead" thread!  http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=245700
And you might want to check THIS out! http://www.backyardchickens.com/t/734707/fourth-annual-bigzios-wi-cheesehead-chickenstock-thread
My Motto: " Don't just do it, overdo it"

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post #19955 of 36333
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Originally Posted by Terri O View Post

Good afternoon all!  Looong day at work today! 

Cute crosses BBP!  That striped turken looks just like my "Turk's Baby" but smaller!  WHat is he crossed with? 

The naked neck is apparently very dominant. This barred chick is a cross between my Iowa Blue and a pullet from my moms. The pullet was from a hatchery Turken and one of my mom's mutt roosters (not naked neck.) So its being carried down through the generations.

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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post #19956 of 36333

I bought my 3 year old little girl a hat last night and we've had fun getting some cute pics of her in it today.  I loved this one with her plastic dress up heels on .  love.gif

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post #19957 of 36333

Terri... it didn't pull them out... it came IN the coop. It killed one in the nest box and killed the other one down in the run!

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post #19958 of 36333

WOW!  I thought you said you saw Rocket on the lawn!  Yeah, a coon can get in pretty small spaces, maybe it was opened by a coon and them something else got in? WHo knows?  T

Calling all Wisconsinites....come and enjoy the days of winter with us on the "Cheesehead" thread!  http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=245700
And you might want to check THIS out! http://www.backyardchickens.com/t/734707/fourth-annual-bigzios-wi-cheesehead-chickenstock-thread
My Motto: " Don't just do it, overdo it"

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Calling all Wisconsinites....come and enjoy the days of winter with us on the "Cheesehead" thread!  http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=245700
And you might want to check THIS out! http://www.backyardchickens.com/t/734707/fourth-annual-bigzios-wi-cheesehead-chickenstock-thread
My Motto: " Don't just do it, overdo it"

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post #19959 of 36333

ok ok ok... i will stretch out my reveal of the coop...

 

TERRI... drum roll please..... rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr... the mural revealed!

 

 

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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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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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post #19960 of 36333

WOW!!!!

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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