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[Sally Sunshine]

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Originally Posted by kajira

Well, like is subjective. If I want to pick it up, I expect it to tolerate it with out trying to kill me.

My billygoat won't let me touch him.

It is subjective. I don't want to pick them up or carry them around. If I was able to, they wouldn't try to kill me. I think the birds that are comfortable around you are those most likely to attack.
I like wild birds that stay away from me and other predators.
That's just me.

I like my birds to stay out of my way when working, not certain why I would ever want to carry one around.

and here, or they are Amish and you have to go to the farm and you end up buying pies and milk and cookies and forget the eggs

Buying ?

Quote: No, neighbors bring me Amish baked goods.

Quote: and sweat!!! WOW ARE THEY HARD TO MAKE!! SHWEW!!

If they are so easy, then I'll be checking my mail soon.

you can check yer mail but it will be eggs not ccc

I will have nuff on my plate to do Monday!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Here you go Mike @mlm Mike

 

[mlm Mike]

Quote: they shells are thick as heck, I really had to watch humidity and constantly change it. but I always had fresh and old eggs ughhh @mlm Mike has his longer and has been growing his out, I sold all mine.
I set them ,kept humidity around 35-40, raised humidity day 23/24. A bunch hatched. Sold most, have 8 left.

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Quote: I can, but they start getting spooked after the first ten minutes or so.

On the waiting list for my Duckies in spring!!!!!

Quote: That's funny!

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Quote:

Originally Posted by kajira

Well, like is subjective. If I want to pick it up, I expect it to tolerate it with out trying to kill me.

My billygoat won't let me touch him.

It is subjective. I don't want to pick them up or carry them around. If I was able to, they wouldn't try to kill me. I think the birds that are comfortable around you are those most likely to attack.
I like wild birds that stay away from me and other predators.
That's just me.

I like my birds to stay out of my way when working, not certain why I would ever want to carry one around.

and here, or they are Amish and you have to go to the farm and you end up buying pies and milk and cookies and forget the eggs

Buying ?

Quote: No, neighbors bring me Amish baked goods.

Quote: and sweat!!! WOW ARE THEY HARD TO MAKE!! SHWEW!!

If they are so easy, then I'll be checking my mail soon.

you can check yer mail but it will be eggs not ccc

I will have nuff on my plate to do Monday!
I tried.

 

[kwhites634]

Quote: Field point, target point...all the same.
Half the time DW doesn't even know, from inside the house, whether I've fired the .22 or not.
.22 shorts may not be heard @ the neighbors, but it be much good for killing a 'coon or 'possum, either, except at point blank range.
.22 long rifle hollow points are better, but louder...they have a larger powder load.

 

[DwayneNLiz]

I could.

My daughter saw the pictures and she's asking if she can make a chicken wardrobe and have them model it. I shouldn't have shown her all the pictures.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/1127873/bycs-random-funny-posting-thread-hosts-mike-sally

she can do it as a home Ec project LOL

 

[chicken hawk 33]

The few games I do are Sudoku, Tetris and sometimes trivia.

All our situations are different. I can barely see in eggs. If I can't see in one end, I'll look in the other end.

you.

My oldest pullets hatched April 22 and haven't laid yet. The next 2 hatched May 30. I don't expect many eggs for another month or two since we're in declining day lengths.

I watched Comedy Central for The Daily Show, The Colbert Report and stand-up.

I'm mistaken. Field point may penetrate more easily. Target point is one diameter. Field point is 2 diameters (smaller In front).

what about me

 

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Field point, target point...all the same.
Half the time DW doesn't even know, from inside the house, whether I've fired the .22 or not.
.22 shorts may not be heard @ the neighbors, but it be much good for killing a 'coon or 'possum, either, except at point blank range.
.22 long rifle hollow points are better, but louder...they have a larger powder load.

OK, thanks. Lots to consider. Bow seems best option. Need to check out .22 and ammo on hand. Just don't want to stir up a kerfuffle in the neighborhood.
Thanks, everyone. My weapons knowledge is very limited.

 

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@Sally Sunshine Love the new avatar!

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@Sally Sunshine Love the new avatar!

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