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416bigbore
Ruffus and Big Boy
Hello everyone, how are you and your Flocks this fine day?
We had a few nice dry days of weather finally and I was able to get a few things done around the place which was good. I am hoping the new weather forecast is wrong, because they are predicting four straight days of rain again!
Spring must have sprung, I had to separate the Drakes from the Hens because the boys were starting to get a little to aggressive with the girls. I was so at our one big Rouen Drake because he grabbed our little Mallard hen who is a 1/3 of his size by her neck feathers and started dragging her around as she was trying to get away from him.
Little d has no idea how close he come to being culled and invited for dinner, so It was time to separate them before anyone gets hurt. Our Drakes don't like it, but the girls seem to be much calmer not having the drakes chasing them around all day.
I have the spot picked out for the new coop and had hoped to start on that, but it's looking like another delay with the up coming rain. No worries, my to do list is still plenty long for other inside projects like starting the tomato and pepper seeds.
Our goat is getting close to having her first kid, so hoping that all goes smoothly and the weather decides to cooperate.
We had a few nice dry days of weather finally and I was able to get a few things done around the place which was good. I am hoping the new weather forecast is wrong, because they are predicting four straight days of rain again!
Spring must have sprung, I had to separate the Drakes from the Hens because the boys were starting to get a little to aggressive with the girls. I was so at our one big Rouen Drake because he grabbed our little Mallard hen who is a 1/3 of his size by her neck feathers and started dragging her around as she was trying to get away from him.
Little d has no idea how close he come to being culled and invited for dinner, so It was time to separate them before anyone gets hurt. Our Drakes don't like it, but the girls seem to be much calmer not having the drakes chasing them around all day.
I have the spot picked out for the new coop and had hoped to start on that, but it's looking like another delay with the up coming rain. No worries, my to do list is still plenty long for other inside projects like starting the tomato and pepper seeds.
Our goat is getting close to having her first kid, so hoping that all goes smoothly and the weather decides to cooperate.