Dixie Chicks

[Ravynscroft]

I've heard nothing but positive, glowing reviews about Boggy Bottom's stock...

 

[minihorse927]

I've heard nothing but positive, glowing reviews about Boggy Bottom's stock...

he's an awesome breeder and more than willing to answer questions. Or BS.

 

[Beer can]

I love pickled eggs, and bantam eggs are perfect for them!

I bet they'd be good for scotch eggs also. No bantam eggs here until those stupid silkies that I'm still putting in their coop every night start laying.

 

[Ravynscroft]

So, this is weird... last time I did a hatch there were humidity problems, etc, with lf eggs... so I threw in a handful of Silkies, OEGB's and a couple pullet eggs... incubated fully dry and 60% for lockdown... the pullet eggs and most of the others popped right out on time like popcorn...
Aren't bantam eggs 'supposed' to be at a higher humidity than lf?

 

[Ravynscroft]

I bet they'd be good for scotch eggs also. No bantam eggs here until those stupid silkies that I'm still putting in their coop every night start laying.

Never tried those... what are they?

 

[Beer can]

Yup, just checked boggybottombantams. Not interested I just get bored at work. Hope I don't ever get caught on my phone, it's not likely I never se management and I always get my job done.

 

[Beer can]

Never tried those... what are they?

English pub food served with dipping sauces. Hard boiled eggs coated with Italian sausage, dipped in egg wash, coated in panko breadcrumbs and fried in oil.

 

[Ravynscroft]

English pub food served with dipping sauces. Hard boiled eggs coated with Italian sausage, dipped in egg wash, coated in panko breadcrumbs and fried in oil.

Hmmm... sounds kinda good but I don't like sausage, lol...

Thanks for the explanation tho!

 

[BriardChickens]

that sounds like a lot around an egg. Hmm. Food = good

 

[BriardChickens]

Every night our sheep get a little bit of grain in 2 bins. Less pushing and shoving among our 4 girls that way. Last night the chickens invited themselves to a feast. Free ranging isn't enough apparently.

As I was walking the grain bucket over to their bins the sheep get all excited and jumpy around my legs. Now add some chickens between sheep legs you have a circus. Along the way I dropped a handful of grains for the chickens in the thought that maybe no one will get stepped on. By the time I had the grains in the bins the chickens were "defending" their bowl...