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post #41 of 44

8/13/10 at 5:17am

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That might be a good idea- Harriet is used to free ranging, and my only recourse with her is to put her outside, and make sure she is in the horse barn when I lock up at night. I am afraid she will pace outside the run where her babies are, though. That is why I am hoping she will start getting a little sick of them-

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8/15/10 at 9:59am

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Here is Chipper, named for his chipmunk-like appearance as a wee chick. He is four and a half weeks old now.

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8/18/10 at 10:26am

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New pics of Chipper, Bandit and the BR cockerel. All are up for grabs, even Chipper. I honestly can't see a reason to keep any of them, though I adore the EE cuties. They're five weeks old now. I've never had broody-raised chicks as friendly as Chipper and Bandit. They're even learning their names. Bandit has a pea comb, darn good barring for a crossbreed and no beard. He should look like a pea combed BR.