The Ameraucana cock escaped and started fighting. I found him on his back in the dirt, beaten completely by a Silkie. He can't stand and doesn't move his head much at all. His body temperature isn't high now but he's still panting like a golden retriever after a steak. I put him in a bigger/softer pen. We'll see if he makes it through the night.
I have one son of his but I really wanted at least one more season from him.The genetic pool is limited enough as it is.
Yeah, I made it. It's pretty daunting in the beginning, but I always seem to get it done, eventually; I'm used to it after all these years. I'll do it as long as I'm still able, I suppose.@kwhites634 so did you survive all your wood stacking? How are you doing?
@Akrnaf2 Shalom! I hope you are enjoying your summer break have you gone anywhere interesting you go on the neatest trips.
@Farmer Connie so did any of them survive the forced hatch?
@BullChick so how are the ducks?
@Pensmaster so how is fire season going near you?
@mlm Mike
Sounds familiar; seems to me I got one a week or two back. I don't know what it means myself.
Things are going alright keeping busy and trying not to die of heat stroke.Hi Dax, I hope things are going well!
I respect your ability to still do it. I admire you for doing it. It amazes me how many young people won't even get off their rear end. The difference in generations, perspective, desire, and quote-unquote privilege
I think so, it will also be cooler most stay with her stepmother a few days and visit and then one of those days will go up into the Chain of Lakes are actually be snow up there. And then we'll go over to the park for 4 days.
