grannys gone and done it

[rIrs roost]

You got the TURDLETT'S part right, brag, brag, brag

Lol. Thing is I think you get turletts from giving ovations too. I don't have that many ovations. Not many people like me.

 

[ChickenLady2014]

Congratulations to you too snow twisted and the seven turdlets. Guess I'm call the three little pigs x 2.

Me thinks perhaps "Mr Hankey" might be a better name.......

Me thinks you be right Mare Mr. Hankey Pankey needs a spanky

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Lol. Thing is I think you get turletts from giving ovations too. I don't have that many ovations. Not many people like me.

Stop that!

 

[ChickenLady2014]

You got the TURDLETT'S part right, brag, brag, brag

Lol. Thing is I think you get turletts from giving ovations too. I don't have that many ovations. Not many people like me.

If that's the case I aught to have turdletts up the whazoo

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

If that's the case I aught to have turdletts up the whazoo

I think they come out the whazoo ---

 

[campingshaws]

If I handle the a lot will they still be tame?. Or should I not do that?

Follow mama's lead on that one - some broodies are less open to your "help" with the kids than others.  Even without direct handling you can become a familiar and friendly fixture in their world.

x2. My current broody taught her biddies to run to me for food, help, etc. But she's the first one to do that.

 

[ChickenLady2014]

If I handle the a lot will they still be tame?. Or should I not do that?

Follow mama's lead on that one - some broodies are less open to your "help" with the kids than others.  Even without direct handling you can become a familiar and friendly fixture in their world.

This particular broody Silkie has never been cuddly. I spent a lot of time with her little ones, but couldn't get them to warm up to me either. Sometimes I think its just the bird.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

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[twisted-acres-farm]

red what is your actual ovation count??

 

[ChickenLady2014]

If I handle the a lot will they still be tame?. Or should I not do that?

Follow mama's lead on that one - some broodies are less open to your "help" with the kids than others.  Even without direct handling you can become a familiar and friendly fixture in their world.

x2. My current broody taught her biddies to run to me for food, help, etc. But she's the first one to do that.

Now that's the way my first broody acted & taught her little ones. I still can handle most of them & they are starting to lay their own eggs now.