True, but given I'm close on 68 kilos, wearing site boots with steel toecaps and heavy duty overalls and the rooster is probably a bit over 2 kilos and as nature equipped him, I'm not going to get injured. Anyway, I was moving his home.
The guy who owns these chickens has got a few interesting scars on his hands from his chickens which he proudly showed us all.
I'm finding accepting such limitations difficult Mr sourland. I used to be a seriously strong man.@Shadrach sorry, but it isn't going to get better.I like to say that I can still do all the things I ever could, but it takes a lot longer and hurts a lot more. That isn't all bad.
I'm finding accepting such limitations difficult Mr sourland. I used to be a seriously strong man.
Well Shad, it's okay... smell's not everything!I'm finding accepting such limitations difficult Mr sourland. I used to be a seriously strong man.
Research supports you on that! Moving in old age is a good thing...as long as you do not fall and break bones
That has been my experience with family and friends too. I get worried when an elderly person breaks a hip.
Good luck.Sitting here at the vet clinic with my sick rooster.
My Grandma Silver died shortly after she broke her hip.
Strangely here on BYC I can't find the appropriate emicon for a response Becca.Well Shad, it's okay... smell's not everything!
(Now I make I larf!!)
