building paradise for the birds

[perchie.girl]

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oh yay... I am still grieving when he left the last time. I only lurk but thoroughly enjoy. the energy and creativeness.

deb

 

[aart]

Quote: How long will he be gone?

 

[Trexroo]

Alright. I have a question.

The black meat of the hmong. Svart hona and other birds have a certain cultural value.

Would it be the same if I were to breed silkies up to an edible size??

 

[aart]

Alright. I have a question.

The black meat of the hmong. Svart hona and other birds have a certain cultural value.

Would it be the same if I were to breed silkies up to an edible size??

Even silkie have a market for meat in the asian culture....guy in PA has/had quite a biz with them.

 

[attimus]

How long will he be gone?

With any luck only a few months.

Even silkie have a market for meat in the asian culture....guy in PA has/had quite a biz with them.

Was also thinking of something along those lines. Just gotta get people over the cuteness factor. Haha

 

[aart]

Quote: Good news on the time.

Find the right cultural market and the cuteness is not a factor.

 

[braddockfarm]

Well, I did not see the last few posts that birdman is not going to be here a while and that stinks. Sorry, I missed that in the feed via phone.

Nevertheless, I hope to see more in the future. Whenever that may be...

 

[lindalouly]

Attimus and Aart can keep this blog going in the style of teaching and example!! Glad he has you Attimus and know there are others like Aart that know the craft. A few short months is what I will be praying towards him. Best of luck.

 

[WhiteDogFarmett]

What kind of birds are these?

 

[attimus]

What kind of birds are these?

We were postulating the idea of using silkies as a source for black meat compared to the other known breeds