BYC Café

[Meg-in-MT]

Until you trip on one... in the dark, in the rain... towards an electric fence... charged with 10,000 volts.

Oh lordy, that would NOT have been good!

 

[Meg-in-MT]

Good morning, Café, and thanks for the coffee. 94F yesterday 54F now . Had a couple of downpours last night not certain about accumulation. It's 'supposed' to remain intermittently all day. @DobieLover - look over your shoulder - we're all there.

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[Meg-in-MT]

Morning Cafe

Shad, I liked the pictures!

Dobie, hope today goes better for you

IM, you're in the 90's and it's in the low 20's here. Want to share some of that?

Brr...take that 20° weather!

 

[DobieLover]

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Thanks, Meg.

 

[igorsMistress]

Look at those handsome little devils!

These two little hellions went to jail for a few days for being rotten to the newbies. I'm pretty sure it's the white one trying to crow in the other room.

 

[DobieLover]

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Look at those handsome little devils!

These two little hellions went to jail for a few days for being rotten to the newbies. I'm pretty sure it's the white one trying to crow in the other room.

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How old are they?

 

[igorsMistress]

How old are they?

5 to 6 weeks for the newbies

If you're asking about the crower, 6 weeks. He is dominant over the EE roo I have that's older at about 9 weeks.

 

[DobieLover]

5 to 6 weeks.

These are the boys you picked up this morning?
How do you make a NN?
They are so funky looking!

 

[ronott1]

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Look at those handsome little devils!

These two little hellions went to jail for a few days for being rotten to the newbies. I'm pretty sure it's the white one trying to crow in the other room.

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They do look like little mischief makers!

 

[igorsMistress]

These are the boys you picked up this morning?
How do you make a NN?
They are so funky looking!

Lack of feathering is passed in a way similar to blue/black/splash. They have less feathering overall and the necks have varying degrees of nakedness. They're a good choice for my climate and I love that funky look

This is my favorite pullet. She has the least feathering of all my birds and I would LOVE to breed her with that barred guy!

And here are a couple of of her hatchmates, bibbed in the back and bowtied up front.