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  1. Kentucky Steve

    SURPRISE!!!

    I have two baby chicks! The remaining bared rock hen is mothering them. They are outside and I usually let my flock run during the day but I will need to get them into the coop and find a way to keep them there until they are bigger.
  2. Kentucky Steve

    Mayonnaise

    I just made home made mayonnaise with the yolks of my fresh eggs. I wouldn't trust store bought eggs for a recipe that calls for raw egg yolks. Let me tell you. The word sublime does not do justice to home made mayonnaise!
  3. Kentucky Steve

    My first egg!!!

    The miracle happened sometime while I was at work. One of the "eggers"! Soon I will be knee deep in Chicken embryos... The flock is 5 months and one day old today!
  4. Kentucky Steve

    Lesson learned: Don't let a chicken sit on your lap...

    Don't let a chicken sit on your lap if you don't want poop running down your leg. This is what I get for letting the BR cockerell jump up on my lap this evening... Who would have know that much poo could come out of a bird that small! :-)
  5. Kentucky Steve

    They sure love lettuce!

    Picked up a head of lettuce for the gals on the way home from work today. They went to town on that thang!
  6. Kentucky Steve

    Importance of light consistency?

    I am wondering how important it is to be consistent when it comes to lighting. Shorter days mean electric lighting in my coop. Should the lights come on at the same time every day or does it matter if I am an hour off from say 6am? Will it cause the pullets confusion? I know... Dumb question...
  7. Kentucky Steve

    Two Weeks old and triple in size!

    Today marks the new flock's two week birthday. All made it from the hatchery and all are present and accounted for! They are feathering out nicely and are very eager to try out these new wings. They are in that in-between stage of downy feathers and real feathers. They are working...
  8. Kentucky Steve

    Chicks arrived from Murray McMurray today. 2 days old!

    I know fall is not the best of times to raise chicks, my original flock was killed back in March and I wanted to wait until the heat of summer was over before getting more. The way I figure it, come spring, if all my gals make it, I am going to be knee deep in farm fresh eggs! Steve
  9. Kentucky Steve

    Are there any "Farkers" here?

    This article on http://WWW.Fark.com on how to fry an egg, http://tinyurl.com/9sr2o4r (new window) "by a Spanish chef working in the United States today, is the new dean of Spanish Studies at the International Culinary Center in Manhattan." was greenlit. The accompanying comment thread...
  10. Kentucky Steve

    Is it too late in the year to start over?

    I lost my flock today, https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/679806/well-something-bad-happened-today I am a newbie, It is mighty hot out here in Kentucky. I purchased my flock from the local farm and home. I would have to buy online I guess if I want to rebuild. I want to start over but...
  11. Kentucky Steve

    Well, something bad happened today!

    My little flock of six, 2 EE, 2 BSL 1 of which was a cockerel, and 2 RIR are free range and would have been 16 weeks old this Friday. I've let them out for the day every day for about 2 months and every day I come home from work and count heads. Today however the gals aren't in any of their...
  12. Kentucky Steve

    Hello from Meade County Kentucky!

    I am new to Kentucky, only been here two years, originally from Iowa. Never been a farmer having lived in town my whole life. As luck would have it. My job brought me to Kentucky and 8 acres of land. Dad gardened and once he had a couple ducks but I am brand new to chickens. Purchased six...
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