Oregon

[DMSrabbit]

I just got him from a person on this forum who is located in California. Her name on here is HeatherL. I cant wait to see him later on this week with his lady friend and 3 pullets!! Im SOOO excited!!


BTW does anyone in Oregon, Preferably within a reasonable driving distance (from portland) know anyone with some high quality BLRW's they would want to part with? I would like to buy a pair of laying hens for my new rooster.. I will pay good money for them.. But they must be high grade, and not hatchery quality..

Any help would be greatly appreciated..

Nate

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

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I totally agree! We live in Lake Oswego and I love the sound of the rooster and various wild peacocks in the hood, just not at 5am on a school/work day. If you're in the country, then well, expect it! LOL.

Well, howdy neighbor!!

LOL - you'd hate to be MY actual neighbor though! I have 16 roosters, and they like to crow when I get home from work....at 3am! LOL

 

[Rare Feathers Farm]

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Oh....cool....he looks like a nice roo!

 

[DMSrabbit]

Oh....cool....he looks like a nice roo!

Yes, she said he is very mellow, but is very interested in the ladies.. I hope he likes it here!!​

 

[Noncentzter]

I'm an Oregonian, born and raised, but I just gotta say...I am so tired of this rain and the mud that goes with it!!! My chickens don't even want to leave the coop, is the end in sight?

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

The END? I thought you just said you were born and raised here...you know better than to think there is an END! LOL I know what you mean though...I am so sick of the mud already!

 

[Noncentzter]

Ok, let me rephrase that...is there an end in sight to the current deluge? Maybe some relief in the near future, like sunny skies for a couple of days?

I do have to say that I appreciate my friends on here...they always keep me in line! LOL

 

[Yay Chicks!]

The "end" is called July.

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

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It's a dirty job, but somebody's gotta do it! LOL

Anyway, nah, I don't pay attention to the weather reports, they're usually wrong anyway. I take each day as it comes. I get up, look out the window, and prepare for the day according to what I see! That way I'm only irritated by the weather, rather than the weather AND the weatherman!

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

Oh, and John - I got my first egg from my LF Ameraucana pen today!! It was from one of the black pullets I got from Jen at the swap!

Not QUITE as "blue" as I would have liked, but I'm going to see what she does, and decide if I'm going to keep her or not...she's only one of 2 blacks though, so I really don't want to let her go...we shall see...