No we got renaes. It has to be completely enclosed to haul them, otherwise we definitely would have take you up on your offer. Thanks so Much!!do yall need the trailer? Its just sitting there.
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No we got renaes. It has to be completely enclosed to haul them, otherwise we definitely would have take you up on your offer. Thanks so Much!!do yall need the trailer? Its just sitting there.
Nice grill!Busy, Busy day today. Started off at the lab for my wife to have some blood work done. Then off to our family Dr. Turns out I slipped a disk in my lower back from pushing a hay wagon out of the wayIm not to happy with that I know it will be a long time to heal. Then after being told to take it easy, and do no work by the Dr. I bought my Alfalfa seed and fertilizer Then Went about spreading it on the field today. And if it dont rain tomorrow Im going to pull the seed drill and plant the new field! The meds are working a little for the pain but its still not feeling the best. We also bought a new grill Charcoal/gas combo and I love it (after I got it put together). Now im going to lock down 8 SLW eggs this eve and try to get some sleep. Thats been tough with my back feeling the way it does. Hope everyone is having a great week!!! In a couple days I should have a few more fuzz butts running around lol
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Oh my.. Hope you are OK!
Kari was an old girl, but she was a dependable girl. When she was young, she was Toyota's state of the art luxary sedan, her systems and features were years ahead of her time. She stood the test of time, too, and even at the age of 19, after over 200,000 miles of service, she could keep pace with anything on the road. She cornered like she was on rails. She was comfortable and efficient, and her AC was ice cold. We will miss you, Kari. Rest in Peace, old friend.
You have such a kind heart! The boy will never forget your generosity!Had a nice surprise when I got home today! As I pulled up to the nearest intersection, I see someone walking up to my door. I never have visitors (strangers) just show up. I was freaking out a little! As I pull up closer to my house, he runs from my front door out to a vehicle. At this point I can see he looks like a teenager. They back out of my drive, I pull forward. He was a 4Her and saw I had LF Cochins and was wanting some lol. He had wrote a note and put it on my door. So he asked what other breeds I had. I just asked if they wanted to see them. Come to find out I'm related to them by marriage! He seemed very knowledgable and eager to learn. As I went into each pen, I started collecting the eggs from all the pens. He was a talkative young man lol. By the time we saw each pen, I asked if he has incubated eggs before. He had. Then I asked mom if if was ok if he could have some hatching eggs. She said it was fine and I handed him the dozen eggs I collected. You should have seen his eyes light up! Then I asked if he wanted more eggs. He had a big old grin! I went in handed him an egg flat full of older eggs i was going to feed back to the chickens. I explained their age and fertility will likely be poor. So he got a nice mix of silkies, Cochins (both bantam and LF), showgirls, and tolbunt polish.
It was nice talking with him and showing off my birds, but the best part was knowing I just made his day!
I'm a backyard chicken owner/lover. I live in east Indy, and have a flock of 3 barred rocks, 2 buff orphingtons, and 5- 3 week old ee's. I just wanted to join the board and keep up with all you Hoosiers![]()
My BRs are hatching slow, Just had one hatch 5 days LATE! Glad I left the egg in there.All six of my turkey eggs that went into lockdown hatched within a couple hours. I also have chicken eggs in there I'm hatching for another member. The first has hatched and 4 others have now pipped.
I have had an interesting few days. I took Monday and Tuesday off of work to plant my vegetable garden. I have about 200 square feet to plant so it takes a while to do. I also decided to utilize companion planting so I planted a redic amount this year! It is a pretty cool concept! Of course we had gale force winds and rain for most of my time off so I ended up working REALLY hard to get everything done before the bad weather hit. I ended up planting on Sunday in 30 mph winds and had seeds blowing everywhere. It will be pretty interesting to see what it ends up looking like! I may have some unplanned "companions" lol.
My parents suffered a tragedy, their great dane (rescued a year ago) attacked one of their dachshunds and he ended up dying after 3 hours of surgery to try to repair broken ribs, a punctured lung and kidney and liver damage. He was my dad's dachshund and it is so hard to hear your dad sobbing on the phone because his best friend is now gone in such a horribly violent and unexpected way. The great dane had previously attacked two other small dogs and they had been working with a behaviorist to try to fix the behavior, which the behaviorist thought was fixable. They are now blaming themselves for not sending her back to rescue after the other incidents. If they had this dog would still be alive. It is human nature to blame yourself when this stuff happens and there isn't much you can say to comfort them. We have all been a crying mess over the whole thing. The great dane went back to the rescue within 12 hours of the latest incident, so in a way they are mourning the loss of two dogs. Such a horrible situation.
I woke up last night to "no no bad dog" laying on my select comfort mattress control. My bottom half was sagging! My sleep befuddled brain thought I was under attack at first from the whirring of the mattress box and my body being moved...kind of funny. Then since I was awake I heard coyotes CLOSE, they were carrying on and sounded like they were right outside my window, which would probably mean the chicken coop or horse barn. So I spent the rest of the night awake stressing about the chickens and my old skinny horse. So now I feel like a zombie from lack of sleep. BTW everyone was fine but this is the first time I have known of coyotes getting this close to the house and I don't like it. There isn't any woods near me so they usually stay on the other side of the ravine/creek in the fields to the back of my property. Not sure what I am going to do if they decide to start lurking. They are becoming such an issue EVERYWHERE and I haven't heard of a good way to stay safe from them. If they decide your property is a buffet they will come back until they get what they want. I guess in Carmel a lady left her house to run an errand and came back to a destroyed house. A coyote had busted through her door and killed her dog IN HER HOUSE. It really is terrifying.
Glad to hear from you, RIP poor computer!I'm still alive folks. Computer at home decided to die on me. Working on getting a new one. Chickens are doing great. They are about to bury me under eggs. I have one broody sitting on a few right now. My new babies arent babies any more they are growing fast.
Looks totally awesome and making me hungryBusy, Busy day today. Started off at the lab for my wife to have some blood work done. Then off to our family Dr. Turns out I slipped a disk in my lower back from pushing a hay wagon out of the wayIm not to happy with that I know it will be a long time to heal. Then after being told to take it easy, and do no work by the Dr. I bought my Alfalfa seed and fertilizer Then Went about spreading it on the field today. And if it dont rain tomorrow Im going to pull the seed drill and plant the new field! The meds are working a little for the pain but its still not feeling the best. We also bought a new grill Charcoal/gas combo and I love it (after I got it put together). Now im going to lock down 8 SLW eggs this eve and try to get some sleep. Thats been tough with my back feeling the way it does. Hope everyone is having a great week!!! In a couple days I should have a few more fuzz butts running around lol![]()
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I've been sitting here trying to read all 13 days that I've missed sgain and I'm down to the last twenty pages.
The chickens and chicks are good, Our raised beds are going in nicely, We've had a lot of company with more to come, and all is great but very busy. I can't wait for things to slow down a little!
I'm looking forward to reading more and thanks for posting the vanilla info earlier!
Hope you waited out the rest, some hatch slower. Congrats on the babies! I think the golden are my favorites too! They are such precious lil things when they hatch. I lay my hand in the brooder every few hours to "socialize" and handle the babies often. They are normally timid but doing this, I find they will bond to people much easier. Spradle leg can happen even in the healthiest of chicks, I have went to using the rubberized net shelf liner for hatches. It washes well, and they don't slip on it. Paper towel is ok, but I got a lot of spraddled chicks when I used it.
A big thank-you to ellmayrans!!!!!! I got to meet her today and i picked up some gorgeous hatching eggs!!!!!!!!woohooo! One of the first things we said is how much we love meeting peeps from our Indiana BYC Family!!!!!!!!
I set all these lovelies tonight and i CANNOT wait until they hatch!!!! ok this is what we have:
-7 BCM (blue copper marans)
-3 SF (salmon fav)
-6 BA (black ameraucana)
-3 EE (easter egger)
-3 BC (batam cochin--these are the cutest little eggs i have ever seen in my life!)![]()
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Please send hatching vibes and all pullet vibes!!!!![]()
@ellymayRans thank you so much for marking every egg and weighing them!! Also a big thanks on the invaluable information you gave in 15 minutes(lol) your experience with the marans will help me a lot!!!!!!!
I am so eggcited and cannot wait for these to hatch!!!!![]()
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