Anyone have luck catching a feral chicken?? UPDATE: Rooster caught, no hen

Well here are some more pictures of my new birdies. I can't get them all to stay still at the same time.
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However, it seems that the long car trip and new environment didn't bother the girls too much. Look what I found today. Unfortunately, it will be feeding my parents' dogs. I found out when I picked the birds up that the breeders use Frontline on the birds to keep them mite free. According to my research, it takes 8 weeks for the bulk of the chemical to leave their system and I don't want that in the eggs that I'm hatching for meat. The stuff in carcinogenic and even traditional CAFOs aren't allowed to use it. Honestly, if I had heard this tidbit and did my research before I got them, I wouldn't have bought them. But, I have them, they are beautiful and I'm going to work with what I got.
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They are beautiful! I have never heard of using Frontline on birds.

I did look too long at those balls. I know what is inside those things!

I don’t eat Sauerkraut. I do love pimento cheese dip with bacon and jalapeños!! Yum!!!
 
@getaclue and others who replied, WHICH KILZ? There's regular, premium, hide all and latex 2. I am thinking hide all or latex 2 would work best.

I think the original kilz says you need to extinguish pilot lights. I avoid that one because.... Well I don't want to go boom.

http://www.kilz.com/products/primer/kilz-2
The ones in the link are supposed to seal porous surfaces. I would go with the kilz2 in the white and blue can.


pitbullmomma.......this is for you!!

OMG! :lau and ::facepalm::
 
X2 sister, I had foot surgery in August for hallux limitus (big toe arthritis). Went barefoot and flipflops my whole life. Now I am a freak about my dorky orthopedic shoes. But they work.

I found this line called Alegria (online)which makes wonderful orthopedic sandals (and other shoes, boots, etc.) for a variety of foot issues. They are stylish, look better than Birkenstocks, and make my feet feel wonderful. They're expensive, but they always have sales going. I bought two pairs and are in love with them!!

DH had surgery the beginning of this year for this same issue.... gah this sucks! I'd rather get a steroid shot than walk hobble around like this any longer.
 
Thanks for clearing that up.

Someone is coming to buy Lemondrop Saturday! Until then he will be in a portable dog carrier during the day. He has it out for that poor Crele, and it just ain’t fair. My life would be about gosh darn perfect if everyone would do and act like I want them too. Like, don’t pick on each other, don’t potty in the house, don’t act dumb, listen and obey the first time told. I mean, really! That isn’t asking for too much.
Especially from a husband!!!!!
:lau
 
I will do anything before that. I met/read about too many people it doesn't help. I do wear the darn braces to bed when it starts flaring.

The biggest help for me has really been SHOES.
I threw away the custom made insoles and now wear sketchers "go walk" line.
They come in men's and women's. There have been 5 generations of them but Only certain ones work for me so if you're interested pm me and I'll tell you what to look for.

Also when I first get up in the morning ( don't even hobble to the bathroom in bare feet!) and when bebopping around the house I wear "OOFOS recovery" flip flops. The have a very high arch and do wonders! When you try them on in the store they feel weird. In one half day of wearing them , I promise they'll be broken in and bring you blessed relief.
I just checked their website and it appears they've branched into some other "recovery footwear" that aren't flip flops !
I will definitely be researching them!
Look up kuru they make special shoes for it very helpful for me foot
 

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