Arizona Chickens

[tightwad]

My husband and I had the privilege of meeting Mikey, Tammy, and Walter this afternoon. They are really a wonderful family and fun to talk to. Got to see the incredibly engineered coop and pet his cute little darlings. Of course, the first words out of my husband's mouth once back in our vehicle were, "Did you see all of those cool tools?". Loved meeting you and your family today, Mikey. Makes me think we need some kind of meet-up when it cools down, like a bbq potluck in a park or something. I want to meet everyone now.

 

[Mikey D]

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That's frustrating, sorry to hear it.

 

[Mikey D]

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See! That's why I talk to you's guys! That's a great idea! I could use the alarm circuit to trigger a relay!

Coolness!

I was assuming that the alarm clock would go off, relaying to you the message that the food needs to be removed

That would eliminate a really cool project.

 

[Mikey D]

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I was assuming that the alarm clock would go off, relaying to you the message that the food needs to be removed

This is Mikey you're talking to...you should have known better.

and true

 

[Mikey D]

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It was quite excellent or ya'll to deliver the water heater - above and beyond!

I agree with the get together! Let's plan way in advance!

 

[Mikey D]

So the folks at B-B talked Tammy out of the blue-kote and into Pine tar. They also said that we need to separate them.

Have we been misled down the wrong path?

 

[Mikey D]

So is this for real or what?

Feather-less chickens?

Extreme naked necks?

Found on FB's Chicken Chat.

 

[Mahonri]

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Developed in Israel. I've "heard" that there are some in California.

No need to pluck!

Need for LOW roosts, or no roosts

 

[Arizonachicken]

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I've not used pine tar. Blue-kote worked very well for my Marans when she was pecked.

 

[squeakyballs]

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That has no challenge! I'm holding out for this, https://www.backyardchickens.com/web/viewblog.php?id=64832-chicken-coop