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anybody like that squishy feeling between your toes?

 

He's adorable!  love.gif

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I don't have poultry.. I have mini feathered velociraptors
Turkey Incubation and Hatching Guide     

 

Emu Egg Hatching Info 2013     

My Emu Hatch 2012     Sexing Emu Chicks     

Blowing Out Emu Eggs for Crafting     Our Hoop Coop build     

Hatching Muscovy Eggs     

 

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I don't have poultry.. I have mini feathered velociraptors
Turkey Incubation and Hatching Guide     

 

Emu Egg Hatching Info 2013     

My Emu Hatch 2012     Sexing Emu Chicks     

Blowing Out Emu Eggs for Crafting     Our Hoop Coop build     

Hatching Muscovy Eggs     

 

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post #452 of 2196
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Here are a few pics of the underwater life in our area. Mrs Oz and I are avid scuba divers. We are delighted that our two kids possess fish like attributes.

 

 

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Love the pics.. I am so jealous.. the gulf is a good day's trip away for me.. the water isn't nearly as clear.. we do have teeny little rock anemones and shrimp but that's about it..

I would love to see those feather dusters, clown fish and anemones in person!

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I don't have poultry.. I have mini feathered velociraptors
Turkey Incubation and Hatching Guide     

 

Emu Egg Hatching Info 2013     

My Emu Hatch 2012     Sexing Emu Chicks     

Blowing Out Emu Eggs for Crafting     Our Hoop Coop build     

Hatching Muscovy Eggs     

 

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I don't have poultry.. I have mini feathered velociraptors
Turkey Incubation and Hatching Guide     

 

Emu Egg Hatching Info 2013     

My Emu Hatch 2012     Sexing Emu Chicks     

Blowing Out Emu Eggs for Crafting     Our Hoop Coop build     

Hatching Muscovy Eggs     

 

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post #453 of 2196
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Originally Posted by Bulldogma View Post

Sheesh - talk about a little bit of paradise! You'll be supplying the entire country with eggs and meat in a couple years at the rate you're going!

Kudos for jumping in with both feet!

In 100 years when they discuss the poulty revolution in the Phillippeans, there will be a giant picture of Oz smile.png

More chickens than one woman ought to have, eight Angora goats, one llama, two dogs, a cat, a husband and a kid. 

 

Knitter? Spinner?  My Etsy shop:  Shooting Yarn  Happy to trade fiber and yarn for hatching eggs!

 

Growing out: B/B/S Ameraucana and Spangled Russian Orloff

 

Swap Page!!     Swap Tracking Page     The Saga of Han Solo the CCL

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More chickens than one woman ought to have, eight Angora goats, one llama, two dogs, a cat, a husband and a kid. 

 

Knitter? Spinner?  My Etsy shop:  Shooting Yarn  Happy to trade fiber and yarn for hatching eggs!

 

Growing out: B/B/S Ameraucana and Spangled Russian Orloff

 

Swap Page!!     Swap Tracking Page     The Saga of Han Solo the CCL

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post #454 of 2196
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Originally Posted by yinepu View Post

He's adorable!  love.gif

Those cute toads are less than cute if you fond them with your toes.

They hang out under the lights at night and eat bugs that fall

The gekos get the bugs on the ceiling .

A wife & 2  kids we are adopting in the Philippines. 12 local Filipino 36 immigrant chooks 3 muscovy duck that are reproducing at an ararming rate. 2 turkeys  Pigs goats and a water buffalo. Soon to have cotournix, peafowl, guinea fowl and geese

 

Getting the Flock out of here          ++Egg Shippers Please Read++       Hatching 101 by Sally Sunshine 

 

 The Bordeaux Bator

 

 

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A wife & 2  kids we are adopting in the Philippines. 12 local Filipino 36 immigrant chooks 3 muscovy duck that are reproducing at an ararming rate. 2 turkeys  Pigs goats and a water buffalo. Soon to have cotournix, peafowl, guinea fowl and geese

 

Getting the Flock out of here          ++Egg Shippers Please Read++       Hatching 101 by Sally Sunshine 

 

 The Bordeaux Bator

 

 

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post #455 of 2196

So cute I love toads and frogs , to bad you coudnt sneak me some tadpoles I loooove tadpoles. Anything is less then nice when you find it with your toes my favorit (not) is cat hair balls and they allways leave them right where your most likely to step and lest likely to see it in time sickbyc.gif

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/kilis-second-hatch-cam-page I will have this up during hatches as much as I can.

 http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/gabrielle1976-swap-page   This is my swap page I will keep it updated best I can. 

http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/gabrielle1976s-incubateing-experments-page My experament page where I will be doing hatching trials of diffrent incubation...

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http://www.ustream.tv/channel/kilis-second-hatch-cam-page I will have this up during hatches as much as I can.

 http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/gabrielle1976-swap-page   This is my swap page I will keep it updated best I can. 

http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/gabrielle1976s-incubateing-experments-page My experament page where I will be doing hatching trials of diffrent incubation...

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post #456 of 2196
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Originally Posted by ozexpat View Post


Those cute toads are less than cute if you fond them with your toes.

They hang out under the lights at night and eat bugs that fall

The gekos get the bugs on the ceiling .

We have geckos here too.. One has been living in the office for two years now (the cats aren't allowed in there so he is supreme overlord of the office!)

 

I love them anyway.. the evil toads that like to nip toes plus the geckos. 

We used to have a "pet" toad that would eat mice. And your fingers if you weren't careful!

* ~  Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ ~ * 
I don't have poultry.. I have mini feathered velociraptors
Turkey Incubation and Hatching Guide     

 

Emu Egg Hatching Info 2013     

My Emu Hatch 2012     Sexing Emu Chicks     

Blowing Out Emu Eggs for Crafting     Our Hoop Coop build     

Hatching Muscovy Eggs     

 

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* ~  Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ ~ * 
I don't have poultry.. I have mini feathered velociraptors
Turkey Incubation and Hatching Guide     

 

Emu Egg Hatching Info 2013     

My Emu Hatch 2012     Sexing Emu Chicks     

Blowing Out Emu Eggs for Crafting     Our Hoop Coop build     

Hatching Muscovy Eggs     

 

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post #457 of 2196
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Originally Posted by gabrielle1976 View Post

So cute I love toads and frogs , to bad you coudnt sneak me some tadpoles I loooove tadpoles. Anything is less then nice when you find it with your toes my favorit (not) is cat hair balls and they allways leave them right where your most likely to step and lest likely to see it in time sickbyc.gif

 

I love frogs and toads as well.. 

 

I was beginning to think I was the only victim of hairball attacks. My husband still laughs about the time one of the cats yaked up a hair ball on the side of my face while I was sound asleep one night.... it was NOT a fun way to wake up!

* ~  Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ ~ * 
I don't have poultry.. I have mini feathered velociraptors
Turkey Incubation and Hatching Guide     

 

Emu Egg Hatching Info 2013     

My Emu Hatch 2012     Sexing Emu Chicks     

Blowing Out Emu Eggs for Crafting     Our Hoop Coop build     

Hatching Muscovy Eggs     

 

Reply

* ~  Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ ~ * 
I don't have poultry.. I have mini feathered velociraptors
Turkey Incubation and Hatching Guide     

 

Emu Egg Hatching Info 2013     

My Emu Hatch 2012     Sexing Emu Chicks     

Blowing Out Emu Eggs for Crafting     Our Hoop Coop build     

Hatching Muscovy Eggs     

 

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post #458 of 2196
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Originally Posted by Rockashelle View Post


So if he is now an addict, does that make you a chick dealer or a chick pusher?
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Dealer big_smile.png I sell them to anyone who wants them...LOL

 

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Originally Posted by gabrielle1976 View Post

Cortunix are a good choice for meat you can eat them at 6 weeks but I find they tend to fill out especally the girls if you give them another few weeks but its up to you. They also lay well so if you always have 4 hens and a roo you will always have eggs to eat, feed back to them for protien and calcuium and to hatch whenever you want more birds.In 10 days you can get at least 30 eggs so you could hatch a new meat supply from your few little birds every 10 days if you wanted to.

I have 2 hens laying currently & have hatched 9 babies in the past 3 weeks & have more cooking. They multiply rather quickly wink.png That's even with eating over half the eggs.

 

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Yes. Its name is Mt Kanlaon. Its active but has not erupted in many years. There are a few volcanos in the North of the island that puff steam and ash every now and then.

We have earthquakes, typhoons (hurricanes) and volcanos. We are protected from tsunamis though. Oh...... and snow is unheard of.

That's it!!! Get my hut built!!! Buyin my ticket now gig.gif

 

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I could pay you room and board, 100 dollars a month and all the free sunrises and sets you can watch.

 

Just let me know when to start building your coop.... I mean house.

 

Seriously though - if anyone is adventurous enough to come and play with chickens and watch a sunrise, I will have a cold San Miguel beer waiting.

Very tempting, but hold the beer. I don't drink sickbyc.gif

 

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Originally Posted by ozexpat View Post

 

anybody like that squishy feeling between your toes?

Oh yummy!!! About as bad as the spiders I find in mine. Big brown hairy wolf spiders.

 

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Originally Posted by Sally Sunshine View Post

If only I was younger! I would JUMP for new adventures! I would love to visit I have only been out of the country to Jamaca and that was an experience as a "vacationer", one I disliked until the last day we had a wonderful local plan our agenda for the day! Nothing like visiting a place and enjoying and seeing everday life, bad and good, amazing and sad. The behind the vacationer walls the market was AMAZING so much creativity and art, lovely fruits and oh their is nothing like a fresh cut pc of sugar cane to suck on! It was a good day that day, we visiited areas that were all just for normal locals and didnt have people begging to braid our hair so we could be a perfect 10! 

 

The scuba/snork pics are awesome!

 

oh and I will take a coconut instead of a beer any day wink.png

 

What other adventures have you pondered to help feed everyone? What else does Bernie garden?

 

Chickens......what you do for nest bedding & for floors down there? sand and ?

Shredded coconut husks would work great.

 

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Originally Posted by yinepu View Post

We have geckos here too.. One has been living in the office for two years now (the cats aren't allowed in there so he is supreme overlord of the office!)

 

I love them anyway.. the evil toads that like to nip toes plus the geckos. 

We used to have a "pet" toad that would eat mice. And your fingers if you weren't careful!

That had to be 1 BIG toad!!!

Silkies, SQ Indian Runner Ducks, Call Ducks, Assorted bantams, Pekin Ducks, Muscovy Ducks, Toulouse Geese, Coturnix Quail & a small flock of mixed layers. Getting married to my fellow chicken addict fiance (BigPoppy2) on 10-15-13.

http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/silkiesensation-swap-page

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Silkies, SQ Indian Runner Ducks, Call Ducks, Assorted bantams, Pekin Ducks, Muscovy Ducks, Toulouse Geese, Coturnix Quail & a small flock of mixed layers. Getting married to my fellow chicken addict fiance (BigPoppy2) on 10-15-13.

http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/silkiesensation-swap-page

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post #459 of 2196
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Originally Posted by SusanRenee View Post


In 100 years when they discuss the poulty revolution in the Phillippeans, there will be a giant picture of Oz smile.png

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A chicken can make a lot of things better.

Potatoes. Carrots. Gravy... Or your coop. ;)

 

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A chicken can make a lot of things better.

Potatoes. Carrots. Gravy... Or your coop. ;)

 

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post #460 of 2196
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Those cute toads are less than cute if you found them with your toes.

 

But imagine the TOAD's perspective...there I was sitting in a GREAT spot, catching a lot of bugs and getting pretty full.  I must have dozed off a bit because *WHAM* this huge hairy, sharp-ended foot came rushing at me before I could escape!  It was h-o-r-r-i-b-l-e!   

-- Blessed are the flexible, for they will not break --

Beloved spouse of wonderful husband, Mom to two men-in-training, 6 Eastern 3-toed box turtles, 1 spoiled parrotlet, 1 pompous feline and a jealous dog.  Growing Black Java laying flock - 5 hens (hatched 4/1/11) - with 1 hen added (5/20/12)  - with 5 incubated models (2/7/13) and now 5 eggs in the bator!  Love our Java's!  Meaties on order...

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-- Blessed are the flexible, for they will not break --

Beloved spouse of wonderful husband, Mom to two men-in-training, 6 Eastern 3-toed box turtles, 1 spoiled parrotlet, 1 pompous feline and a jealous dog.  Growing Black Java laying flock - 5 hens (hatched 4/1/11) - with 1 hen added (5/20/12)  - with 5 incubated models (2/7/13) and now 5 eggs in the bator!  Love our Java's!  Meaties on order...

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