I have a Naked Neck page on FB. I'll try looking it up and post it here for you to see.Which fb page is this you guys talk about? I'm in Back Yard Chickens~USA~. But I'm guessing that's not it.
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I have a Naked Neck page on FB. I'll try looking it up and post it here for you to see.Which fb page is this you guys talk about? I'm in Back Yard Chickens~USA~. But I'm guessing that's not it.
Sweet! I just did a search and this was the only one I found.. is this it?I have a Naked Neck page on FB. I'll try looking it up and post it here for you to see.
Glad you got the killing to stop, but wish you had been able to find out and take care of whatever was doing it.
Sweet! I just did a search and this was the only one I found.. is this it?
https://www.facebook.com/groups/turkens/
Oh thankyou so much.
That's really good to know. Do you think you'll be having hatching eggs available any time soon? I could meet you half way to pick them up. I was going to get some from that "Rare Bird Farm" guy in Wilcox, but he's taken down his website and not responding to emails..... :-/
Hey take care of your self. I am not running on full steam this year too... set realistic goals, don't beat up on yourself, just do right by the birds you got now first. Falling behind is easy... my yard is in the fall behind state too. Sigh. However starting to plug away at goals again. Second coop built so that is good, now serious other things need doing on the list.
Maybe some friends could come over to help with a few projects you need done on the farm, as well surgery always messes things up on the to-do list.
LOL! I don't have any "farm friends". Most of my friends stare at me wide-eyed and slack jawed when I prattle off my daily chores list. Luckily my teenage son and my husband were extremely helpful while I've been recovering, though I was still out there feeding chickens just hours after surgery. I truly believe that daily fresh air, a little bit of work, and some chicken therapy helps the healing process.