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Me too.That all looks pretty solid Bob. I just hope now that no lasting damage has been done to the chick.
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Me too.That all looks pretty solid Bob. I just hope now that no lasting damage has been done to the chick.
Agreed. It was beautiful to see.Watching things like this makes me wonder how anyone could beleive that chicks are fine without mums.![]()
That is awesome! I'm so glad.I got an updated picture of Latte and his ladies from my friend.
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Every one is doing great!!
Seems you peeps have to put up with me a little longer, but I’m very tired and my brain is a French fry tonight. Good night friendsJust arrived home safely. What a beautiful day I had. Perfect flight weather, and my church friends fed and put my birds to bed. All accounted for, ps. My flying Eagle performed perfectly. (If it didn’t, I wouldn’t be typing this) checking in on Bobs/Phyllis new baby . Gonna read behind and forward. Hi again friends![]()
Night, AlexSeems you peeps have to put up with me a little longer, but I’m very tired and my brain is a French fry tonight. Good night friends
I love this. She’ll be strong if you get weak. A true partnership.He won't. Mrs BY Bob has promised to not let me. Safety system.
Good night!Seems you peeps have to put up with me a little longer, but I’m very tired and my brain is a French fry tonight. Good night friends
He sounds very special!The in-laws had one named Ornery....and he earned it.
As a week old foal, he got out of mama's paddock and into one of the stud pens....and was all prepared to take on the big boy. Fortunately it was the pen of the most laid back stud on the place. He finally settled down and became the horse that ALL of the grandkids got their first rides upon. My youngest at age 2, (the youngest grand) was going to get his on the new horse while Ornery got his daily ration of oats followed by a wander around the yard searching out the dandelions. My middle was getting a ride on the new horse. Ornery kept moving in front of me and standing, waiting for toddler to mount. He knew that kid hadn't been on him and INSISTED upon providing the first ride. It was bare back too. Ornery died the following winter....age 30, pampered, spoiled, and awsome.
It's not too cramped where they are now, and the fact that they are right there when everyone else comes to roost and eat and whatnot is a happy circumstance, isn't it? Both the main group and Team P&S seeing and getting used to eachother.Not for a couple days. I need a strong chick/mum bond and frankly a strong chick. I'm my opinion of course.