INDIANA BYC'ers HERE!

CCCCCHICKENS - Did your mom get the pups back? I sure hope so! That was a terrible way to treat you and to treat the dogs! Those folks must be a taco shy of a combination platter!
No. They wouldnt give them back. I think it would of have been a lot easier and less complicated trying to get them back if we werent in such a tough situation, with the guy being my step dads boss. I am sad that they have my 2 favorite puppies, but I feel worse for my mom. She was going to keep one of the puppies, named and everything. The guy told my mom that his 4 year old daughter had her heart sat on that puppy. So my mom gave up the one for his daughter. He lied straight to her face! He seemed so nice. My sister went to school with and said he was a jerk (not her exact words), apperantley not much has changed.
 
If you want to sell birds from your vehicle in the parking lot, there should be no problem.

Eyebrows might rise if you bring in a semi load of them.
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John
last year on the way to the show, I stopped at waffle house to eat and their was a semi load of chickens their, and I thought it was pretty ironic!
Wow that is just not right. If something came up and they could not keep the puppies they should have tried to return them to you.

Prayers for you and your family.



I'll be at the show. Not too sure who all is going with me but I'm bribing DH with a breakfast buffet on the way up if he will drive. What he does not know is that I want him to drive so I can hold the puppies on the way home. And I plan to keep these puppies a long long time.
The sad thing is, is it isnt that anything came up it is that they are just trying to make a quick buck. I am glad you are getting two of the puppies, I know they are going to a good home.
INDIANA POULTRY SHOW

I got us a table reserved claimed in the Outdoor Pavilion by the Commercial Building. Look for the sign. I think it will survive Indiana Winds.

They didn't have any space inside the Commercial Building, they said.

They are expecting 2100 entries. Chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, rabbits, etc.



Sign says "Indiana BYC Here".


The red and white signs on the posts read "Sale Coops". Our table is back by the restrooms.


If you want to sell birds from your vehicle in the parking lot, there should be no problem.

There is no parking fee. I don't think there is any admission fee either.

It's a rather relaxed atmosphere.

The show is in the Commercial Building and the Rabbit Building.



John
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Good job john! I can't wait to meet everybody!
 
This thread is all-encompassing: from bloody chicken poop to fantastic delicious cupcakes!
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Seriously though, we have such an interesting thread that never gets boring!
amchicken~ WOW! Your cakes look SO good! Beautiful work! What is the name of your business? You should advertise that you use free-range eggs. (maybe you do) Thanks for sharing your photos. Love the happy couple, cute puppies, and lovely chicken.
Old Salt~ Way to go! That's a great idea to reserve a BYC table. Please take photos to post for the rest of us who have to miss the event. bradselig~ you should call in sick! Good luck to everyone who is showing poultry! Everyone~ Have a fun time! Spray bleach your shoes.
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danad~ Haha Your husband would be in culture shock going from Brazil to a chicken show. Btw, I love the chicken gnome!
J3nn~ I was "planning to" try fermented food all summer, but can't seem to make a plan! I really want to try it for my cats' food since one of them seems to throw up food more than normal although the vet couldn't find any obvious problems with him.
So I was getting worried about the second egg not making it and was giving it to today before removing it. They were laid the same day and set the same day and after candling the per night with the air sac more on the side of the egg vs the bottom I thought it was going to have issues.

Turns out it was good... Came home during my lunch break to have a peek and there was the first hole with a tiny beak sticking out. Both girls were off the nest and running around the pen to show the now three day old chick what to do. So fun to watch. They destroyed the food bowl by scratching it everywhere but the baby loved it and was picking food up from wherever it landed.

Has been fun watching both the moms play steal the egg from each other as they both think it is theirs. Hope the two mom thing works out for them both. Going to make sure they get separated if they sit next time.

Anyhoo... I will be making time either this evening or tomorrow for updates. Worked a 14 hr day yesterday and I need to take some Vicki time or I am going to burn out.
vickichicki~ Congrats on your twin hatch! That sounds like great Chicken TV! Should be good "laugh therapy" to help you cope with working so much.
pipd~ Congrats on pulling off your exams while gaming! Haha Actually, it's good to have "down time" between study sessions. That's great about Roha's first egg! I'm wondering if my two orps will ever lay their first egg. My RIR and BR are my only layers since the others are molting.
 
Hope everyone has fun today.

Sad that I won't be going. Looking forward to seeing everyone's updates after the show though.

If someone sees a beautiful splash Cochin bantam rooster and will be in the Indy area at some point... Well... I have around $30 in my chicken piggy bank. I would not say no.
 
congrats on the test.   Bio was my major too!


:thumbsup What do you do, if you don't mind me asking? I mean, besides chickening. ;)



[COLOR=006400]pipd~[/COLOR][COLOR=8B4513] Congrats on pulling off your exams while gaming! Haha  Actually, it's good to have "down time" between study sessions. That's great about Roha's first egg! I'm wondering if my two orps will ever lay their first egg. My RIR and BR are my only layers since the others are molting.[/COLOR]


:lol: The worst part was over that same weekend, I hurt my neck, so it was hard to do much more than lay around and play that game.

I got 7 eggs yesterday from 27 laying hens and 2 laying pullets, which should tell you about how many birds quit laying to molt. I'm just glad they're doing it now instead of January!

Oh, and if you post some recent pictures of your Orpington ladies I can give you my best guess at how close to laying they are. I'm betting it'll be a while, though, because as I understand, English Orpingtons (and especially Jubilee Orpingtons) are slow to mature.
 
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And a funny chickening story from my neck of the woods, I brought Margaret, my Silkie, inside for a visit because she squatted and it makes me happy. Well, my brother's girlfriend, who seems determined to hate my sister but be best friends with me, was outside with me when I caught Margie and decided to bring Roha inside as well. She came right over and stuck Roha right next to Margie, at which point I backed off because the other pullets are mean to poor little Margaret.

So after a brief visit, we went back outside and I put Margaret down. And then brother's girlfriend put Roha down right next to Margie. :he I started to tell her that she shouldn't've done that because now Roha will probably chase poor Margie off, when Margaret flared her hackles and grabbed onto Roha's comb! That little spitfire started a fight with Roha! I couldn't believe it! Anyway, though Margie started the fight, Roha finished it and ran her off like I thought she would. I just thought it was funny that I was trying to protect little Margaret and she ended up acting out like that. :lol: Silly girl!
 

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