Arizona Chickens

[Novaleigh]

OOOH! Can't wait until we get to see them!

Here we go...

All shirts are plus $0.40 extra each for shipping

ladies - $4.92
Spaghetti strap - $5.55
Girls wide strap - $6.36
Children's - $2.83
Adults - $2.82
Adults 2XL - $5.22

They just arrived today - I've got to work tomorrow night so we'll print them Friday afternoon.

The screen came out great - I sure hope everybody will be happy with the results.

 

[Arizonachicken]

Welcome back TT! Sorry to hear about your chickens.

Good luck on your new house, though!

 

[Sonoran Silkies]

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I too am interested in the Serama times....from what I am reading here it looks like Seramas are included in the 'regular exhibition judging' portion, so any time starting after 9:00?

What other groups would be going starting after 9? I guess I'm just wondering if we need to get there right at 9, or if it could take a while to work through other groups first (if others are going before)....do you have a rough estimate for the time to be there for the Serama portion?

DH is *not* a morning person

I've never been to a poultry show before so I may be asking dumb questions...sorry!

We have two judges (plus extra ones for pigeons, showmanship and serama tabletop), and they will each start with different divisions. Typically one begins with largefowl and the other with bantams, but it can vary. I *think* that serama are going be be judged in exhibition first so that the tabletop judge has as much time as he/she needs without impacting exhibition judging.

Exhibition judging is not really a spectator sport as no one is allowed in the aisle during judging except the judge, clerk and show personnel. But you will find lots of those whose birds are being judged watching and listening intensely from the next aisle over. We like it when the judge talks loudly enough for us to hear. You are free to walk around and look at all the birds that are not currently being judged. There will also be raffle and auctions tables--the raffle will start about 3pm. And Pastry Mama will have a Girl Scout Cookie Sales table. There will be a section of sale birds--not sure of setup, but I expect in the back of the breezeway.

 

[viejo loco]

Welcome back TT! Sorry to hear about your chickens.

Good luck on your new house, though!

X2.. I've missed your humor, TT, and glad you're back.. Please stay with us... Will

 

[Fuzzybird]

Here we go...

All shirts are plus $0.40 extra each for shipping

ladies - $4.92
Spaghetti strap - $5.55
Girls wide strap - $6.36
Children's - $2.83
Adults - $2.82
Adults 2XL - $5.22

They just arrived today - I've got to work tomorrow night so we'll print them Friday afternoon.

The screen came out great - I sure hope everybody will be happy with the results.

I for one is very excided, I don't know if one of my designs was used or not! Mikey do yourself a favor and round the price up to the nearest dollar. You deserve it and it will make change giving a lot easier. I am going to give you $3.00 a shirt for my order.

 

[Fuzzybird]

I am sad. My poor old silky Sage is totaly blind. I noticed that I was able to catch her very easy and when I put her down I noticed she was a bit unsteady on her feet. I know she is old and not laying anymore but then today I saw her shuffling along with her beak to the ground. I went over and waved my hand in front of her face and then picked her up and she never did any blinking. The eyes are not clouded but no responce. She isn't interested in food. Chickens most eat with their eyes more than smell. Poor old dear was such a good nanny bird. She took under her wing literaly Ivan and then 3 young chicks I put with the flock. I can't let her suffer if she isn't eating! I don't know how to put her down if that is the best thing!

 

[Arizonachicken]

I am sad. My poor old silky Sage is totaly blind. I noticed that I was able to catch her very easy and when I put her down I noticed she was a bit unsteady on her feet. I know she is old and not laying anymore but then today I saw her shuffling along with her beak to the ground. I went over and waved my hand in front of her face and then picked her up and she never did any blinking. The eyes are not clouded but no responce. She isn't interested in food. Chickens most eat with their eyes more than smell. Poor old dear was such a good nanny bird. She took under her wing literaly Ivan and then 3 young chicks I put with the flock. I can't let her suffer if she isn't eating! I don't know how to put her down if that is the best thing!

That's so sad! My thoughts are with you. Poor girl, but it sure sounds like she had a great life! Be strong!

 

[Novaleigh]

Sorry to hear about your beloved girl

At least she had a happy life with you

I am sad. My poor old silky Sage is totaly blind. I noticed that I was able to catch her very easy and when I put her down I noticed she was a bit unsteady on her feet. I know she is old and not laying anymore but then today I saw her shuffling along with her beak to the ground. I went over and waved my hand in front of her face and then picked her up and she never did any blinking. The eyes are not clouded but no responce. She isn't interested in food. Chickens most eat with their eyes more than smell. Poor old dear was such a good nanny bird. She took under her wing literaly Ivan and then 3 young chicks I put with the flock. I can't let her suffer if she isn't eating! I don't know how to put her down if that is the best thing!

 

[Mahonri]

Allergy season has arrived.

I absolutely hate living here from now until the first 105 degree temp.

Last year Zyrtec worked. This year it isn't.

TT glad to see you. You've been missed.

I should probably have some chickens ready for you any time in the next 3 months...

Get in that new house and get a coop built!

 

[AZKat]

I have chickies! A friend of mine is just getting into chickens, and she decided to start with EE's from Meyer, and I got six from her order. They are so cute, and Michael is fascinated by them. He has spent the past hour sitting by the brooder talking to them.

Of course, when I went to the Mesa Feedbarn today to pick up chick starter, they had just gotten in a shipment of chicks. The usual suspects, Barred Rock, Rhode Island Red, and EE, but they also had Buff Orpingtons which I've wanted to try for awhile. So now I'm thinking about getting a couple of Orps and sneaking them in with the EE's. No one will notice, right?