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I'm more wondering how many feathers they should have or do I wait till they start to roost I have never try ed to hatch this late in the session and I'm up to it I am also wondering is the any sings that I can look out for be for things go wrong

Good everyone's having a good laugh but seriously ;) Any advice on brooding during the winter I'm trying a chantsler australorp mix but I'm worried that they will be in the small brooder that I have to long because of the cold how big do you let them out side to grow out and not have to worry...

Where did you find a picture of me???

I would like to join this thread to any extra knowledge I can get I will greatly appreciate

Those naked chicken's Shor do look like dinosaurs can they salve problems and open door's On another note I have a bunch of cooper's hawk flegling's hanging around got a holed of one brahma rooster and a maran's hen they will live as the hawk was to young to know how to kill yet but that aside...

For me it isn't about the criss-cross birds and making something new but finding a bird that works for me be it pure or mutt and personally I have found more mutts that fit my liking than pure breeds for the simple fact that a good breeder is so hard to find

I dry the fish and then store it in the fridge but I have fed them raw fish I figure anything that eats mice hole and alive can handle raw fish

Ya but they are in bc they don't get a real winter unless they are in the mountains but it is a start so maybe one day my dream of having black soldier Flys will come true On the other hand I did manage to cache about 60 lb of caplin it is a small fish like a sardine no fishy taste yet

That is one thing I can't complain about the air here is awesome I work in confined spaces all the time so I am taking air readings all the time the amount of oxygen in Toronto is 19% on a good day and here in St john's is as high as 24 % on a cool day

Up I think I'm doing OK The green house is made from all old windows and shipping crates [/IMG][/IMG] The last one is of a view from my padio can you see the giant heat suckling monster (iceberg) it has been in the single digits the last two weeks

Sorry my daughter what's to write to But that house turned to ash in a fire and we moved to newfoundland where any normal person can't buy anything more than an acre and the forests here have all been clear cut at one time so I am lucky if I can fit a knife in between the trees and no a calm day...

I my self grew up on a 150 acre farm in Ontario Canada 2 1/2 hour drive out side of Toronto we had 140+ rabbits 12 geese 2 horses and 18 Heffer cattle and in one year we lost 10 cows one to a bad labor and lost in the woods so we couldn't help her 3 to wolves And the last 6 we found under a...

..... there is nothing I can say to help in this dark time I am truly sorry for the family's loss Ron is and will always be missed

This is newfoundland it is the Atlantic storm graveyard so we always get rain I can ship you some if you need it god knows what it will cost

I like it I will let you know what I can find in between the walls falling down around hear

I have been looking into the soldier fly thing to and I think I can over winter some in a old fish tank that I have to get a good amount of them to the spring I was reading that if you keep them at a lower temperature like 18°c you can extend the life of them by weeks

I need to follow this thread and I don't know how to without writing a something Very interesting

You are doing good to race through 10 before a storm hats of to you on your first skinning

It is easier than plucking all you need is a good knife and a stable cutting surface I cut around the joints and then split the skin on the beast and the iner thy and pull off the feather sweater and if it is a nice saddle I dry it and sell it for 15 bucks to people that tie Flys for fishing Ps...

I heard somewhere that sanding dark eggs it help them breath witch can help with hatch rates and it makes them easy to candle