but i hate the cold!!
love snow, hate cold LOL
Yer funny, I'd be happy if it never got in the sixties!
but it is a super cute goat
Do you not think I'm a princess?
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Umm
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but i hate the cold!!
love snow, hate cold LOL
but it is a super cute goat
Do you not think I'm a princess?
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Awww!Puppy says hi. Wounds are healing quickly, she'd be back outside already if it weren't for the flies.She's the most friendly bird I have - she was the first chick named, because when I came to the edge of the brooder as early as [/URL] Really glad I built that brooder and left it put together - it's been great to be able to put injured birds in there at a moment's notice, and the increased height makes it easier to check on them.
- Ant Farm
Yeah, but I started them and it took me five hours to get the ten birds from kill to fridge. I only stopped to feed the critters and milk a goat. I hope I don't get sick from them. ThoughvI washed them salted them let them sit for five minutes and then rewashed and bagged them. Now I just need to read about how long they sit, how people package them to freeze, and if there is anything else I need to do.Good For you Dax!!
and its still early in the day
She is cute, and the sick pen,/brooder sounds like a good idea.Puppy says hi. Wounds are healing quickly, she'd be back outside already if it weren't for the flies.She's the most friendly bird I have - she was the first chick named, because when I came to the edge of the brooder as early as [/URL] Really glad I built that brooder and left it put together - it's been great to be able to put injured birds in there at a moment's notice, and the increased height makes it easier to check on them.
- Ant Farm
Quote: Good job! Took me 5 hours for 10 as well. Did you put them on ice after processing? That's the best way to get them as cool as possible as fast as possible.
I broke down and got a lung scraper tool, makes it a lot easier, but on one I culled recently, I was able to pry them out with my fingers and some patience by rolling them downwards, if you don't want to get one of the lung tools (they're a bit pricey). Took some practice.
http://www.strombergschickens.com/product/lung-remover/Poultry-Processing-Tools-Accessories
- Ant Farm
i am freezing, it was 48 when i left my houseYer funny, I'd be happy if it never got in the sixties!
Umm
She is so cute!! lolPuppy says hi. Wounds are healing quickly, she'd be back outside already if it weren't for the flies.
She's the most friendly bird I have - she was the first chick named, because when I came to the edge of the brooder as early as <1 week she came running to me. She knows her name and to this day comes running when I yell "Puppy" and then looks up at me waiting for me to pick her up (usually because she has escaped her paddock again). She loves having her earlobes rubbed - likes having her belly rubbed as well.![]()
Really glad I built that brooder and left it put together - it's been great to be able to put injured birds in there at a moment's notice, and the increased height makes it easier to check on them.
- Ant Farm
i see them climbing in and going in the hole, put rocks in it, lots of them
i am freezing, it was 48 when i left my house
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She is so cute!! lol
i see them climbing in and going in the hole, put rocks in it, lots of them
or a piece of screen over the hole, and marbles/rocks(boiled) into the actual poolTry a jacket!
That is true. I'll get some.
-Banti