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The Moonshiner's Leghorns
This is Chamois Spangled Spitzhauben.- NagemTX
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Ill have to get pictures! One is a gold spangled, and the other is a chamois spangled.- NagemTX
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The Moonshiner's Leghorns
Eggs are in from GypsyHen. All the Easter babies are out in the Crested EE pen. Also that rooster is fertile he just doesn't like the Ameraucanas. The Spitzhauben eggs have hatched under a broody. :rolleyes:- NagemTX
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Isn't there a line of blue laying brown leghorns out there somewhere? I think I remember some one on the fourm useing to try and create blue laying gold laced or silver laced wyndots.- NagemTX
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We get alot more water snakes who I will relocate or rehome.- NagemTX
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We are semi rual area. A few years ago we had copperhead on the back porch. Almost had a cat get bit or if my friends kids had been over. I ended up sending it to snake heaven.- NagemTX
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I don't blame anyone for taking out snakes that are impacting their chickening. I personally love snakes and will still take them out if needed.- NagemTX
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You have to take them pretty far off to keep them away. Like multiple miles away.- NagemTX
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I've had power out for up 6hrs and had a good hatch. Kept the incubator buried in towels to keep the heat and humidity in.- NagemTX
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Nice 1yr PFM. Was 7 off the total number of eggs hatched this year for Easter. 😊- NagemTX
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Ended Guess How Many Eggs Hatched!—16th Annual BYC Easter Hatch-Along
Wow! Congratulations to all.- NagemTX
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Texas
Jagarundies are Just rare in the Texas area. Their territory used to extend in the Texas alog time ago. They are also much smaller than cougars. There are some cool documentaries about them now. Other cool cats that used to have territory in Texas are Ocoltes and the fishing cat. Edit for...- NagemTX
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When I was first getting set up for chickens I bought a net. It has served me very well.- NagemTX
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Sticking with my shelf liners then.- NagemTX
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Stay safe!- NagemTX
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Open Contest Official BYC Pets & Livestock Caption Contest 05-16-25 Pic by ChicksnMore
Mom, you've got to be kidding me! That looks nothing like me!- NagemTX
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Open Contest Official BYC Poultry Caption Contest 05-16-25 Pic by Blue Raptor
The new mole town chicken!- NagemTX
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Texas
Dang! It's been 30yrs sence I've seen or heard of one in our area. Stay safe and sorry for the loss.- NagemTX
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That's terrible!🤬- NagemTX
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