Auntie Theadora

[Aunt Theodora]

Thank you. Love your user name.

 

[Grandmas Coop]

WOW, I am so sorry you lot all of your flock. Will you be getting more in the spring?

 

[Aunt Theodora]

No I lost this flock decades ago. I did have chickens later after I graduated from college and got married. With pandemic there are many backyard chicken owners. Many new breeds Samaras that are so tiny considered livestock. And some are seized using Animal Control for chickens that are farm animals. And I like many others do not like the farm practiced used by large farm factories. My chickens died from a weasel but until they were eaten they lived with free range. Saw the sun. Felt the rain. Had dust baths. Flew into the trees. And I am allergic to feathers. So no more chickens. Not even a darling Samara.

 

[Aunt Theodora]

Grandma always sent me with a stick and light
Lived in Wisconsin back then cotton mouths like birds and eggs .. Moved to the west coast with my Ma in 68. We had a cattle ranch in Renton Washington

Welcome to Backyard Chickens, the pulse beat of the poultry community.

Love your user name.

 

[drumstick diva]

Thank you