Whatever you use, be sure it’s sturdy. Twice I worked with a material that was similar to netting/ string, and twice I came home just soon enough to narrowly avoid a strangled bird. The first time I thought it was a weird freak accident, but the second time I realized that the more flexible the...
Only thing I can think of is to watch the tail feathers for signs of being roosters, because while males have much larger combs than females, leghorns grow differently than other breeds and even the girls have big combs for their body size.
I once tried to make Japanese wagashi by mixing pinto beans, mint extract, and sugar. In a blender. It tasted amazing, but it was also literally just minty beans.
So this is just my experience, but I have heard that feather foot genes are dominant, and each feather legged breed has at least three different genes that cause feathers on various parts of the leg and foot. I have hatched two mixed breeds with Brahma mothers, and I noticed they are less...
Man, I wish I knew how feather color works. I can track birds back multiple generations (ex: Friend is Silber and Derpy’s kid, Silber was a mix, likely from my first roo Buddy and the RIR Russel, so that means Friend is quarter RIR, quarter Plymouth, and half hatchery Production Red, if I’m...
Depends on the category.
Gummy/ fruity Candy: twizzlers
chocolate: Ferraro
Cake/ bread: donuts
Pie/ tarts: raspberry danish
Hard candy: filled strawberries
Chips: tortilla
Ice cream: mint chip
Fried meat: chicken or shrimp
And then you have my little gremlin taste buds, getting banned...
Went to see a relative the other day. She’s got a new cat named Evil Gretchen. So of course I’m fully aware of this cat, and I’ve been warned multiple times to not pet her, but come on, how bad could she be? So I pet the cat, and she’s purring and snuggling into my lap, and being the sweetest...
I would let my dog on the couch, but she stinks. Even after a bath, she still smells like a wet dog. So she has an old recliner that the humans don’t sit in anymore, and everyone knows not to mess with the dog chair.
I once had a chicken do the same thing! Except it’s unseasonably warm in Ohio right now (40- 50 degrees when last week it was 10- 20 with a wind chill nearly negative) so I ended up with a claw print on my back and a large lock of my hair full of dirt, melted snow, and bird poop…………… thanks...