Oh no. I’m sorry. Poor girl. I think the hormone therapy might be the best for her.Wellllll...she's in the infirmary tonight. Giant egg by 530 am this morning, soft shell egg at 530p and a shell less egg by 630p.
Her vet appt is Friday for initial consult... I think if vet agrees, we will do hormone implant.
Beautiful place!
Good to see your multi-tasking skills!It has been a while.I was on a very boring, forever-taking, conference call today.
I missed that, well spotted!
I missed that one too! You must have corrected it before I saw your original post.
I like the song by Toto but that’s About it by AfricaI've got a two mile radius on most days....but so many other destinations once things open up to cross off my bucket list! Told hubby our next big anniversary will be celebrated with a big trip! I'm pushing for Africa
I do that too; I call it “tucking the girls in”.
100,000 votes for Phyllis. Nuff said!
And if Jaffar could vote, make it 100,001!
I don't have a comparison to judge by, but Omlet is the type of auto-door I have too, and it's worked out. I use the timer and have not tried the light sensor. It has the anti-crush push sensor on the side jamb that works well. One slight nudge, or a tail feather in there, and it reverses and then tries again. It will try four times before it quits. I check the coop and the runs every night, haven't got a camera yet. It has not closed a few times, I think from general roosting shenanigans and the crush sensor. The door track is very sensitive, I have had it not close (once), not because of the crush sensor but because it detects some crud on or in the inside track. General dirt on the threshold doesn't cause problems, good thing cause chickens have dirty feet, but bits in the runner track will.
