Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[BY Bob]

Those look great! Someone always comes up with a solution...and Amazon is only too happy to make it available to everyone. We should all have some chicken booties on hand...just in case.

I was just thinking about ordering a set for my medical kit. If you need one, waiting for it to get here could be a problem.

 

[ValerieJ]

I was just thinking about ordering a set for my medical kit. If you need one, waiting for it to get here could be a problem.

That's exactly what I was thinking. I keep all sorts of supplies on hand that I may never need, but I'm glad I have them if I do.

 

[rural mouse]

Taxes:
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Looks like your place is going to the birds....

 

[featherhead007]

Looks like your place is going to the birds....View attachment 4052592

I built this home for them. Now there’s 15 chooks in residence and I am happy about that.

 

[featherhead007]

You are a good person. I'm glad you were there to help.

Your compliment means so much more to me than you know Bob.
Thank you

 

[featherhead007]

Careful...you'll damage his self image.

Hey Valerie, I really want you to know how much I admire your candor

 

[featherhead007]

Looks like your place is going to the birds....View attachment 4052592

Honestly, I feel a bit frightened when I go inside the coop . Lots of chickens butts ready for business!

 

[RebeccaBoyd]

Water is so destructive, I am very thankful you and your family are ok.

And on a more practical side, I hope your hay supply is undamaged. And your bedding too. I know how important these things are.

Hay supply survived thank goodness. We had just added 20 more bales 2 days before the storm hit. It will last us to the spring cutting. The sawdust pile, well.....it took a hit. It can be aired out and useable in a few days if the weather cooperates....maybe. Thankfully we had a few bags of shavings put back in the building. Only the front half of the stalls flooded. They would have been fine if dad had not came down with the flu and got the gutter put back up after if fell from the snow storm a few weeks ago. We got the sopping wet out and did the best we could to keep them warm and dry.

My chickens bless them, a little flooding is not going to stop my laying girls. Over the last 3 days 2 dozen eggs. Thank you girls. We actually used the camping stove this morning to fix scrambled eggs for breakfast.

Best tasting meal I have ever had.

 

[RoyalChick]

Laverne’s toe part two

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Hope she does well.

 

[RoyalChick]

Hay supply survived thank goodness. We had just added 20 more bales 2 days before the storm hit. It will last us to the spring cutting. The sawdust pile, well.....it took a hit. It can be aired out and useable in a few days if the weather cooperates....maybe. Thankfully we had a few bags of shavings put back in the building. Only the front half of the stalls flooded. They would have been fine if dad had not came down with the flu and got the gutter put back up after if fell from the snow storm a few weeks ago. We got the sopping wet out and did the best we could to keep them warm and dry.

My chickens bless them, a little flooding is not going to stop my laying girls. Over the last 3 days 2 dozen eggs. Thank you girls. We actually used the camping stove this morning to fix scrambled eggs for breakfast.

Best tasting meal I have ever had.

So glad everyone is OK.