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Well from a DH who is handy here are maybe some helps: hammer....use a heavy corrigated head hammer. I have four I use depending on applictation. lightest is a 22 ounce ( finese ), a 24 ounce, and two 28 ounce hammers. I watch my 21 year old drive nails it drives me crazy...he averages about...

Quote: They will start itching, get a dry scratchy throat and their tongues will swell up a little ( puffy). I am not a big pizza fan, about three a four a year is my limit. I lived in Southern Italy for 3 years and I am super picky on pizza. Must be thin wood fired crust, anchovies, and...

Quote: I agree, I will try anything once. Me I hate peanuts, peanut butter, peanut oil, peanut anything..... Yuck I would rather eat chicken poop. Thai food with peanut sauce: chinese food with peanuts double I have foods I am not crazy about but peanuts are the only food I would rather...

Quote: Yep my wife and son both are. And BTW anchovies rock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Whats a Ceasar salad without them???????????

Whats to laugh? Good Job.

Quote: Ditto

Concerning getting guard dogs, unless its a very large breed, you need two dogs, coyotes can pack and will gang up on a single dog. A male and a female pair is prefered, males will occasionally fall for a female coyote in heat, and get lured to his demise, won't happen if theres a girl with him...

Quote: Doesn't really matter, its the same way that houses are moved, just a scale issue, prinicple is still the same. just size winch, trailer, logs to the shed size. BTW a 40x40 isn't really a shed, its a barn or pole building which still can be done,, just a lot more work.

Use a winch or come-along. Set up ramps to the trailer, jack up the shed and put round pipe under it, your probably going to need three pieces of pipe, actually road conduit would be better but heavy walled PVC will work ( bigger is better 3" min. ). once the pieces up pipe are in place use...

Local to our area, but I like Aslin Finch

this is just a poopy thread informative though

1st tier: New hampshires, Rhode Island Reds, Delawares Rocks 2nd tier: Orpingtons Sex links EE Sussex Wyandottes

Raise your lamp bit by bit to reduce temps. Right now its pretty hot here so I would only need the lamp for the first two weeks and at night.

Delawares, White Plymouth Rocks, Buff Orpingtons, Australorps, New Hampshires

Quote: I soak my hickory chips in water for a hour or so, then wrap in tin foil, poke holes in the tin foil with a fork. Start that early to get it smoking, hickory flavor and smoke, no mess or hassle.

Sussex: good brooder, good layer of medium sized eggs, winter layer, winter hardy Wyandotte: not broody, average layer of slightly larger eggs, very winter hardy Sussex is a better meat bird, slightly larger. The different colors of Sussex can have different personalities. Lights are calmer I...

Moved this from another post pic's of my new guys. 17 hens, 1 17 week old roo.

Gas for ease of use, agree about using in the wintertime and I am just not going to spend that much time outside in the winter to fiddle with a charcoal grill. That said nothing is better than a steak, marinaded chicken or cornish game hen BBQ'd on mesquite charcoal...Yum

Quote: My Brahma's are real quiet, so are my White Rocks and Buffs. My Barred Rocks aren't noisey but they are nosey, checking out everything first to find trouble if they can.

I second Buffs, and rocks are excellent too.