How Many Eggs Did You Get Today?

They are cute right... Hey everyone... How do I convene an irritating man that he needs to let our little girl go pick out a baby chick to raise as her very own?! He says that if she wants one she should just go pick one of the 7 out back and deal with it... What a meanie!!! She wants one different colored so that she won't get her mixed up with the others... Ours are all black. Paige wants a white or cream one like baby Sugar that we have been following.
I would get 2 BB Red Old English game hens. They are the size of a Robin, don't eat much and because they are so cute and little, kids don't lose interest in them. Sell it with "they don't eat much" LOL. And yet they lay decent little eggs, perfect sized for a kid to eat!
 
@minnehaha he did. He said oh look now you have your Easter basket again.
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He would make a fine soup....served with fava beans and a nice chianti!  :lau


:drool yummy... But we have to convince my husband that a different one won't be as aggressive. He thinks that even if we get a new one the same thing will happen once he grows up. If we can do that, soup sound great... He's nice a big...

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I would get 2 BB Red Old English game hens.  They are the size of a Robin, don't eat much and because they are so cute and little, kids don't lose interest in them.  Sell it with "they don't eat much"  LOL.  And yet they lay decent little eggs, perfect sized for a kid to eat!


That sounds fun... They don't care for the full sized eggs but a small egg would be perfect...
 
13/27 steady as she lays.... here's 25 white rock pullets and 2 wht. roos hatched on 2/25/15.... not sure of how many of the leghorns an blk. Wyandotte's i am going to keep as these become the new egg layers. there's 18 leghorns an 9/10 blk. Wyandotte's, most likely keep half of each as there good layers.


 
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:drool yummy... But we have to convince my husband that a different one won't be as aggressive. He thinks that even if we get a new one the same thing will happen once he grows up. If we can do that, soup sound great... He's nice a big...

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I had a buff Orpington and a barred rock rooster. The BO was aggressive to me and everyone. The barred rock was aggressive abusive perhaps to my girls. They went into the soup pot. I now have a welsummer roo and he is amazing, beautiful, nice and gentle with the girls. My kind of gentleman.
 
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yummy... But we have to convince my husband that a different one won't be as aggressive. He thinks that even if we get a new one the same thing will happen once he grows up. If we can do that, soup sound great... He's nice a big...

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If you switched the roo for another roo would he notice??? I wonder if that is where the saying "Switch-a-roo" comes from?????
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Just kidding just kidding just kidding
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