grannys gone and done it

[Granny Hatchet]

LOL - so true. I was told once, many years back, that I should try my hand at that craft, by a friend who worked the same day-job I did - but I have NO dancing ability and even though at the time I had the body for it would not have been able to actually do it. These days I think I could probably do reverse stripping - take off all my clothes and get people to give me money to put things back on

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Granny
You have a machete and a hammer?

pervert

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Even *I* don't want to see me nekkid!

 

[casportpony]

Even *I* don't want to see me nekkid!

That's too funny! I feel the same way about myself, lol.

-Kathy

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Even *I* don't want to see me nekkid!

You still have the body for it .. I dont know who your kidding .

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

I have used hay for years and have yet to have a single issue of impacted crop, lost bird, etc (knock on wood now that I said it). If you are worried about it straw can be a better option as it is less appetizing to them as something to ingest. I make use of the hay the horse is too picky to eat by putting it in the run and using it in the nest boxes - have used it inside the coop itself previously. @granny hatchet - if you need more Andy at Clifty Garden Center is a great place to get good, quality stuff pretty cheap (not sure what you paid today).

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Its already spread . 10x20 area they were going at it for a few hrs.

 

[Tumbling K]

Granny use them to chop flake on half.

Now who's the pervert. Lol

 

[lindalouly]

If they are bigger hens they might be fine.. I made the mistake with pullets...

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I have used hay for years and have yet to have a single issue of impacted crop, lost bird, etc (knock on wood now that I said it). If you are worried about it straw can be a better option as it is less appetizing to them as something to ingest. I make use of the hay the horse is too picky to eat by putting it in the run and using it in the nest boxes - have used it inside the coop itself previously. @granny hatchet - if you need more Andy at Clifty Garden Center is a great place to get good, quality stuff pretty cheap (not sure what you paid today).

I bought the first one from him. $6. I got these just down the road for $5.