Quote: Public Works came by to clear some of the trees and as they removed on the big branches there was a line under it that sprung up and knocked down a live line. The came out in less than an hour and worked for a good while. The chicks did ok. I left them in the car with a window cracked to keep them warm. I kept checking on them and didn't seem stressed really. In totally I think I lost 8. It finally came back on about 4 I think. My hubby got the roof back on today. He was quite pleased with himself too... he didn't expect to get all the panels back on and he sure didn't expect to get the rotten wood repaired too.
Tomorrow we are getting feed but man am I getting super sore. We got a load of soilless mix for the garden and we had to unload that by shovel. Then the ladder time today and I watered all the birds today and helped hubby. I am doubtful that we will get 3700lbs of feed unloaded... and we still will need to feed all the pens out back and out front. I am tired just thinking about it.
On a bright note I can almost empty a pen out front and then I can move the rest of the juvies outside to make room for the babies that are soon to be coming. Spring has sprung at our farm a little early this year.
Glad they are doing well. Good luck with them.