INCUBATING w/FRIENDS! w/Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs No problem!

[jwlpoultry]

Well I just ordered 12 Idaho Blueback pheasant eggs to put in the bator. Hoping I have a good hatch and the quail eggs I ordered are still coming but they got behind on orders. Hoping they come in about the same time

 

[Sally Sunshine]

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[LocalYokel]

Hey Local if your still here...get some sleep....don't work too hard.

LOL We'll see

 

[kwhites634]

This is the French/Metis one, it has been going on to celebrate the native/French/Metis cultures that originally settled this area for almost fifty years.
Lots of traditional foods, bannock, beaver tails, maple snow taffy, split pea soup, and tourtière (a French meat pie)
They have a permanent fort circa 1840, and have all the traditional activities - fur trading, black smithing, wool making, fur processing, and of course fire water.
They have people dressed in period costume roaming the whole site. They provide live traditional music from 10 am to midnight, and all sorts of activities for the kids.
Toboggan slides, snow sculptures, dog sled racing, ice climbing, and this year they held canoe races on the river.
The canoe races were fun, but tiring. Four children in the canoe, four adults pushing it along the ice, we never made it out of the initial race. Three adults and me pushing the canoe, I was more like an anchor hoping along on one leg.

Which Indians, & what is Metis?

 

[Sally Sunshine]

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[daxigait]

So excited set my first hatch yesterday! I've checked the incubator every hour... hahaha

rooting for you!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

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is that sorta like a sugar daddy?

 

[canadachickens]

Which Indians, & what is Metis?

Cree, Mohawk, Cherokee,Assiniboine and Dakota Souix. The two rivers that merge here were a major central plains trading area. The Red River runs north from the Missouri area all the way to Hudson Bay to the north, the Assiniboine runs from the north west near the Yukon/ Northwest Territories area to the Red River.
The Metis are the off spring of the original explorers and settlers (mostly French) who married into the tribes.
I am 4th generation Metis , my wife traces her Metis heritage back much further.

 

[canadachickens]

is that sorta like a sugar daddy?

Very similar

 

[Sally Sunshine]

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Originally Posted by fire370


I'll have my accountant hustle through mine if you write the check.

Well I just ordered 12 Idaho Blueback pheasant eggs to put in the bator. Hoping I have a good hatch and the quail eggs I ordered are still coming but they got behind on orders. Hoping they come in about the same time

beautiful!!!!