Those were good times, when I had Rocks-Anne. I haven’t had any other hen that friendly yet. RIP beloved friend.Thank you God! Rocks-Anne in my arms again today, listing to music

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Those were good times, when I had Rocks-Anne. I haven’t had any other hen that friendly yet. RIP beloved friend.Thank you God! Rocks-Anne in my arms again today, listing to music
Well that is good news.I think that is the answer. Frozen tick garnish for the next time the chickens have mash.
I checked on the CDC site and I think they hadn’t yet drunk my blood so I don’t need antibiotics.
I hate those things!
Now I can't the image of prancing ponypoor out of my head!That has been my observations also. Not to say cold isn't a serious concern, but I think heat is more insidious. I will find the heat wonderful, but the chickens not so much - they can't prance around in shorts and a tank top, hard to get rid of those feathers!
TheI can't believe it - I was sitting mending the electric fence (all done now) and a tick fell on my cheek. They are literally just dropping out of the sky. Presumably from the trees.
Turns out electric fence mending tools are ideal for handing ticks.
I held the squirmy little critter in my needle nosed pliers and I chopped it in half with my shears.
I fed the two halves to the baby chicks.
Very satisfying!
Tick Tax - babies went for a nap in their dust bath!
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OMG, that is so funny, falling asleep in the middle of dustbathiing..eyes open..oh, what was I doing??Oh, yeah, dust bathing, yeah, thats right
That is a lovely group of ladies you have there