- May 18, 2014
- 48
- 14
- 35
We don't live too far from Fort Wayne. My oldest graduated from IPFW. Wishing you lots of luck!
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
those are some pretty chickens barb s
Thank you. We have quite a variety, that's just a few of them.What beautiful birds!
Okay, so I was really bummed when I go ton here b/c our playhouse to turn into a coop has fallen thru. They finally gave us the dimensions today. It is 8 feet 9 inches wide. Anything over 8 feet 6 inches wide has to have a special permit. We could not use a flat bed tow truck we would have to hired a flat bed truck and jump through lots of hoops to get proper permits to transport it b/c of width as well as height. Permits take time AND they want it gone this weekend - the only way to do that is take it apart and reassemble, which kinda negates the idea of starting with a pre-assembled building to make things easier!! So now we are back to building the big coop. Sigh.
So then I get on here and read the rezoning Indy stuff and now I have gone from bummed to downright MAD! My biggest concern is that we start out with seemingly reasonable restrictions and then restriction upon restriction slowly gets added.
I am so tired and all worked up now! I need to go try to sleep.
I am going to go look at the pictures peacefulwalls posted. Pictures of chickens make me happy!
Quote:
I absolutely HATE my picture taken, but I will grin and bear it lol! Everyone knows pictures are not my favorite thing lol![]()
Wow what cuties!came across this pic while looking for something else -- just made me laugh!
![]()
If an egg train can be worked out I am willing to throw in some barnyard heritage mix. They would be free,since they are not pure bred. It will include BCM, BM, LO, BA, GLW, SLW ,RIR, BR, WL and several other misc. EE/OEs as well. Separate pen have polish, silkies and OEGBs too. My flocks are comingled right now,but are separated by breed sizes.. so they will be very interesting! The Lavender orps will be pure, but only 2 hens of the breed and one is broody,ugh! I am not hatching chickens right now until the seasonal breeds/species are finished for the year. Lots of extra eggs going to fatten my hog.Still looking for some hatching eggs in Southwestern Indiana. Preferably non-hatchery, pure bred standard size chickens. I like dual purpose chickens, but I would be willing to consider anything! Please let me know if you have anything you would sell. I live 30 min north of Evansville. I am willing to drive a bit to pick these up.
Send me a PM!
Thanks!
Well, this isn't really farm related, but I wanted to share.As of today I'm officially enrolled at IPFW as an Ecology and Evolutionary Biology major!! Unfortunately, all the Biology and Organic Chemistry classes are full already for next semester, so I'm enrolled for Calculus (
) and first-year German with the hopes that some concentration classes will open up.
I have a mixture of nervousness and excitement going right now.![]()
fantastic news and WTG
I would be nervous too, but wow so exciting!![]()
Quote: Depends on your breed choices, I have a bantam coop, and a LF coop. My BA roo did take a liking to my silkie henAnd her 1st 3 eggs hatched as silkilorps! They are crested like a legbar and 5 toes, but look like an odd australorp chick
so we now have a separate coop for my lil guys. I may have to do a 3rd for the leghorn and polish sized breeds, Leghorns are pretty small framed too.![]()
$5,000 rangeThere are a few people I can ask.
I've bought my last three cars on craigslist. The trick is knowing what to look for, and what you're looking at under the hood. If you're good with cars, or know someone who is, it's definitely the way to go. I'd be happy to dig around CL and tell you which ones I'd go look at.
In any case, the first question is always how much do you want to spend?
@ChickCrazed What a magnificent Bieliefelder roo! You should enter that in the calendar contest-- or whatever type of photo contest that BYC has. (I have a hard enough time keeping up with this active thread!)My DH is also a car guy, and we've bought several cars from CL (or other sources of used cars). He restores classic cars, both American and European, so he's got a wide (and deep) area of expertise. We live in the Bloomington area, and I'm sure he would be willing to take a look at either the listing, or the actual car if it is in the area. He wouldn't be able to make guarantees, but he would catch most things and be able to tell you what a fair price is (or is not).
I just saw your post because I am catching up. Thank you for your offer of your DH's expertise. Lauren would probably like a Porsche -haha. I will PM you if needed.
Our Indiana Thread members have many talents and are a resourceful bunch! It's great to be able to ask for advice about a variety of topics because there's always someone to help. Thank you!
I absolutely HATE my picture taken, but I will grin and bear it lol! Everyone knows pictures are not my favorite thing lol![]()
Wow what cuties!
If an egg train can be worked out I am willing to throw in some barnyard heritage mix. They would be free,since they are not pure bred. It will include BCM, BM, LO, BA, GLW, SLW ,RIR, BR, WL and several other misc. EE/OEs as well. Separate pen have polish, silkies and OEGBs too. My flocks are comingled right now,but are separated by breed sizes.. so they will be very interesting! The Lavender orps will be pure, but only 2 hens of the breed and one is broody,ugh! I am not hatching chickens right now until the seasonal breeds/species are finished for the year. Lots of extra eggs going to fatten my hog.
fantastic news and WTG
I would be nervous too, but wow so exciting!
Yup, the one hatched!
I should be able to do around 9 Marans and 4 legbar to ship out Monday. I'd sell them for $20 shipped.
My Marans came from 2 people, a guy in southern Indiana and the others from Tennessee. You can see pics of my birds at www.facebook.com/aguyandhischicks
Here is a picture of the eggs (just taken tonight) to give you an idea of color.
![]()