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I am sort of interested in learning more about homing pigeons, I guess the ducks aren’t enough 😂 Are there any good books or websites, clubs etc with good information to get started with? Thanks!

Nobody new for several years, there’s 1 Rouen, 2 Pekins, one runner and one Harlequin.

I get green periodically, never had one this dark or brown either.

so a BBB goes pretty big, but processed at say 14? Week’s should get me near my goal?

I am back on my turkey kick, reading up on breeds, I think I want to go with smaller birds, a heritage type breed, as opposed to the faster growing BBW or similar which are typically used for thanksgiving birds. These would be processed shortly before thanksgiving. Hoping for a 12lb average bird...

I still haven’t done anything with it, my daughter “helped” me date eggs tonight and announced she wanted eggies for breakfast, so we shall see what the little egg holds.

i havent used it yet, i have been making spam and egg breakfasts however...YUM!

I am not, but I will look into it, don’t do much with Facebook other than marketplace.

My daughter got a kick out of it in any case.

I am in Dorset, looking for 2-4 KC or Runner hens to add to my flock if anyone knows of any. I have been perusing the CL and Marketplace but not found much.

The girls just started laying again, had a couple normal eggs, then this. They have calcium, should I be concerned?

Best round ever.

As I always say.

They aren’t picky, one took a chunk out of my Yellow Lab. She didn’t really resemble a duck.

My dog got into cannabis, (at a park, not from me) it cost me $3500. I know this is a hot button topic but it is a drug, and in my opinion has no business being used to alter the behavior of animals who cannot make conscious educated decisions about it. You wouldn’t give your bird alcohol to...

I would avoid candy canes. Peas are a safe bet, and meal worms. Personally i find the meal worms more appealing than candy canes anyway.

It’s been a while since I checked in much here, my 5 hens are doing well, not laying of course, but doing well. Sir Winston has made no improvement over the fall and winter with his mobility struggles, but he hasn’t gotten any worse either and he still seems to want to be here. It has been an...