Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[Ponypoor]

I try to stay away from acronyms, but I do really like sugar and synonym toast !

Ta dah-dum

 

[RoyalChick]

And cash ewww butter is really good too!

Stretching it!
Don't forget tax is owing.

 

[Ponypoor]

I try to stay away from acronyms, but I do really like sugar and synonym toast !

And cash ewww butter is really good too!

Hahaha your a nutter

Tax
Ooops! Looks like Misty is picking her nose

 

[RoyalChick]

Hahaha your a nutter

Tax
Ooops! Looks like Misty is picking her nose
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And she does it while balancing on a branch. Very impressive!

 

[Ponypoor]

Sitting here having breakfast, watching the News and they has this citizen reporter showing a most glorious sunrise, so lovely. Then they panned to a couple of horses… wait! What?! Hahaha it was a video clip o had sent in way back in the beginning not October

The commentators commented on it

Here are a few photos of that morning

And off topic tax
Gosh I love this photo

 

[Ponypoor]

Two-fer Tuesday

Two white chooks (please ignore the background chooks)

Two black chooks

 

[featherhead007]

Caption self explanatory:

 

[featherhead007]

Two for Tuesday

 

[SimpleJenn]

My dad dropped off a bunch of pumpkins, gourds, and corn stalks a bit ago. I'm going to process the obviously frost damaged ones during the week, but hopefully the rest will keep and I can do them over the winter. There are a few pie pumpkins!

The little punkin sorter hard at work.

Gourds. I love gourds so I'll harvest seeds from them to plant along the treeline next year. Gourds!!!

As for the corn stalks, what should I do to get those ready for the chickens? Take the cobs off? Chop it? Or just haul one stalk in there every so often and let the ladies go to town? Dad says he wants a few for the deer and all he'll do is put them in the woods. Do I have to crack the kernels?


My two spotty dotty chickens for tax

 

[featherhead007]

My dad dropped off a bunch of pumpkins, gourds, and corn stalks a bit ago. I'm going to process the obviously frost damaged ones during the week, but hopefully the rest will keep and I can do them over the winter. There are a few pie pumpkins!
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The little punkin sorter hard at work.
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Gourds. I love gourds so I'll harvest seeds from them to plant along the treeline next year. Gourds!!!

As for the corn stalks, what should I do to get those ready for the chickens? Take the cobs off? Chop it? Or just haul one stalk in there every so often and let the ladies go to town? Dad says he wants a few for the deer and all he'll do is put them in the woods. Do I have to crack the kernels?

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My two spotty dotty chickens for tax