Dixie Chicks

[hennible]

15?  sure that's enough ?

It wouldn't be a firm pillow.... Go for 30. Still it would take less ducks.

 

[hennible]

I really don't want my pillow to move on it's own 

Dead ducks don't move

 

[1kluckychik]

Goodnight everyone!!

closest emoticon to passing out I could find. lol

 

[Amberjem]

brb off to get somemore pellets yippe heat!

 

[chickwhispers]

I'm not overly fond of the whole white chicken thing.. seen some beauuuuutiful birds though love to see some of yours if you wanna share

I'll have to get some good ones tomorrow
but the one to the far right is one of my white rocks. the other 3white ones in the photo are leghorns.

 

[perchie.girl]

Deb you're just too smart! I'm short so I can't clear the snow off peak, think your rope idea could save me a lot of headache...

Let me now how it works.... Just a cinder block or two might be enough to weigh down the rope on the off side....

 

[perchie.girl]

Anyone know where I can find these? Dark Cornish...

These birds look Flippin perfect for me... Big and meaty, compact comb, calm nature.... Not Over bred.

Murray McMurray carries them.

deb

 

[hennible]

They ship here?

 

[chickwhispers]

Nite IW.

 

[perchie.girl]

wait what do you mean a different fledge color?!?!??!?!

Chicks have baby fluff that has NO true representation of what their adult feathers are going to be ... Especially ones that start out life as wittle chipmunky cutie pies. Each of my birds fledged out (grew in their feathers) slightly different in color, pattern, and intensity. And even after that when their adult feathers came in that changed again to what they would have the rest of thier lives.

Fluff
Tween age feathers or as a fledgeling...
Adult feathers

Same goes for just about all birds.

Seagulls are born fluffy white
Their juvenile feathers are Grey.... as a fledgling
Their adult feathers are white again... with dark patterns

deb