grannys gone and done it

[twisted-acres-farm]

Delawares, originally called “Indian Rivers,” were developed by George Ellis of Delaware in 1940 and were used for the production of broilers. The breed originated from crosses of Barred Plymouth Rock roosters and New Hampshire hens. A few off-colored sports were produced that were almost white with black barring on the hackles, primaries, secondaries, and tail.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

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plan on keeping 5 or 6 roo's 3 with the girls in the annex and 3 in general population. Mean ones will feed the cats or humans.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

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didn't spray from his ears forward, I used to have to do it a lot and thought he had learned but this is the first time this year.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Delawares, originally called “Indian Rivers,” were developed by George Ellis of Delaware in 1940 and were used for the production of broilers. The breed originated from crosses of Barred Plymouth Rock roosters and New Hampshire hens. A few off-colored sports were produced that were almost white with black barring on the hackles, primaries, secondaries, and tail.

isnt that odd ? barred rocks are almost (I thought always) threw barred chicks.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

didn't spray from his ears forward, I used to have to do it a lot and thought he had learned but this is the first time this year.

well I bet he dont lick anything. LOL

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

Though its economic dominance was short lived, the Delaware still makes an excellent dual-purpose bird. It has well-developed egg and meat qualities, and a calm and friendly disposition. The breed is noted for rapid growth and fast feathering of the chicks. Cocks grow to 8 pounds and hens to 6 pounds. They have moderately large combs and medium sized head and neck. Their body is moderately long, broad, and deep. The keel is also long, extending well to front at the breast and rear of the legs. The legs are well set apart and are large and muscular.

 

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lol he is busy feeling very sad for himself and snoozing

 

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I know very strange but they were "sports" or the oddballs to start with and not the normal coloring. Beside's it is called "Twisted Acres" LOL

 

[Granny Hatchet]

The guy I had was a big boy. and he liked to use them spurs. this new polish does too.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

The guy I had was a big boy. and he liked to use them spurs. this new polish does too.

you can take your hand tree pruners and cut off part of the spur.