Enablers.....I'll get you my pretties!

[Buff Hooligans]

AZchickadee, I think I saw that fluffy butt pic too. I sure wish it were mine. I can't remember where I saw it, darn.

I have a pic of our girls where all their butts are in the air, but only one set of "bloomers" is visible...

Here's a good bloomer shot:

 

[Wildsky]

My husband thinks I'm INSANE when I comment how cute the little butts are! (I have an EE with a spotted butt - its CUTE dang it)

Anyhoo - here I am, also under-dressed with just 14 chickens.... and planning on how I can buy an incubator and sneak that past the bank manager....

I think I'm going to go with the whole "educating the children" thing............ That'll work....

 

[azchickadee]

Buff! That's the one!!!

I just fell out of my chair they're so dang cute!! Can you put those back on your page for whenever I need a good dose of cute chicken butt, oh pretty please?

 

[turnerstar31]

Wildsky


LMAO to funny and good luck with trying to sneak in an incubator

 

[Katy]

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Be careful what you wish for.....My husband sounded like you and now all our snow has melted and instead of snow he's fighting mud up to his you-know-what when we do cow chores!!!!!

I love being out in the snow which just aggrevates him even more!!!

 

[Buff Hooligans]

AZchickadee, I'm so glad that's the one! It's at the bottom (no pun intended) of my Buff Orp breed page section of my Personal Page website. It's called, "The Ends".

 

[azchickadee]

Thanks Buff, found it! I just wasn't looking in the right spot before. Now I can get my fix anytime! They really are cuties!

 

[Buster]

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Be careful what you wish for.....My husband sounded like you and now all our snow has melted and instead of snow he's fighting mud up to his you-know-what when we do cow chores!!!!!

I love being out in the snow which just aggrevates him even more!!!

Yeah- I know- after the season of snow comes the season of mud- That 's why we start calving at the end of January. We'd rather thaw calves out than drown them in the mud!

Buff Hooligans- thanks for the info. I'll be expanding slowly over the next few years. Maybe I'll get a coop for BO's and other gentle chickens. My NHRs are pretty ruthless- they may lose their heads if they keep tearing out my SF roo's feathers!

 

[Buster]

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By the way- Jareds44m is a male- although my wife does sometimes hijack my login and comment!

 

[s6bee]

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It might well be frozen. I'm getting tired of feeding cows in 2 feet of blowing and drifting snow.

If I got BO chickens, would they mix well w/ my existing flock? I'm ordering a whole list of chicks in the spring to see which I like best (just one each- don't want to overdo it). Are you ready for it? Here goes:
Barnevelder, Maran, Welsummer, Australorp, Barred Rock, Leghorn, Partridge Wyandotte, and Ameraucana (3 of those- my son LOVES the green eggs!).
How would a BO fare mixed in w/ these plus my existing birds?