I feel like I have been waiting forever too!!!!
Mine come the week of the 20th.
Mine come the week of the 20th.
it's not fair
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Dont feel bad. I have to wait for Cackle too. I ordered SL Polish and Sultans. They wont be hatched/shipped till May 6th either.
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Chickens in the bed? Tell me you don't!
Before you know it, you'll be putting them in diapers and watching CSI re-runs with them.
"Oh, the insanity!"
P.S. then we are going to go to a feed store and buy a few polish pullet chicks
What are "polished" pullet chicks?
Chickens in the bed? Tell me you don't!
Before you know it, you'll be putting them in diapers and watching CSI re-runs with them.
"Oh, the insanity!"
P.S. then we are going to go to a feed store and buy a few polish pullet chicks
What are "polished" pullet chicks?
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we can't get the ones from the feed store until after the other ones come
I'm also waiting epically. Mine are coming the 22nd. We've going for 3 Polish chicks, along with some other crested pullets and a few non-crested babies, 8 chicks in all. I'm waiting on pins and needles here...
We only order a small number of chicks once a year, so this is my favorite day of the year. And they are coming 8 days before my birthday, too...
I can't wait!
Post pics when you get them! Dig the afro-peeps!
We only order a small number of chicks once a year, so this is my favorite day of the year. And they are coming 8 days before my birthday, too...
Post pics when you get them! Dig the afro-peeps!
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I can't tell if you are serious.
Hoping you are so I don't feel embarrassed.
Polish hen:
No chick pics. Polish is a breed.
I can't tell if you are serious.
Polish hen:
No chick pics. Polish is a breed.
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I can't tell if you are serious.
Hoping you are so I don't feel embarrassed.
Polish hen:
http://i456.photobucket.com/albums/qq287/MypattyPPom/BadHairDay.jpg
No chick pics. Polish is a breed.
Me... serious?
I was messing with you. I don't take chickens as serious as most people and I like to poke fun at them. Especially those Polish. I mean, look at it!
It looks like it tangled with a hair dryer!!
I can't tell if you are serious.
Polish hen:
http://i456.photobucket.com/albums/qq287/MypattyPPom/BadHairDay.jpg
No chick pics. Polish is a breed.
Me... serious?
I was messing with you. I don't take chickens as serious as most people and I like to poke fun at them. Especially those Polish. I mean, look at it!
It looks like it tangled with a hair dryer!!
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Chickens in the bed? Tell me you don't!
Before you know it, you'll be putting them in diapers and watching CSI re-runs with them.
"Oh, the insanity!"
It's not intentional...we live in a hundred-year-old house where none of the doors really latch. An addition that is our bedroom (tiny house, mind you) has a half-bath/closet. The 'brooder' for these chicks is the closet portion, with an old window screen for a gate across the doorway, and a succession of old commercial 100% polyester tablecloths for the floor. Every day I take up the old cloth, old poo gets shaken into the compost, cloth goes into the LG front-loader on sterilize setting, and new tablecloth goes down.
...and then I went down with brutal cold. The chicks decided it was time to fly over the screen, as I lay weak and feverish alone in bed. They have mercifully decided to do their nasty business on the wood floor, and I can't get the door to stay closed to keep them out. I couldn't fix the problem while I was sick, so I spent the entire week as a roost for the little boogers!
It was very nice, mind you. They really didn't want to poo on me, and I loved the preening!
I'm up and snifflingly trying to find a solution now...but dragging!
Chickens in the bed? Tell me you don't!
Before you know it, you'll be putting them in diapers and watching CSI re-runs with them.
"Oh, the insanity!"
It's not intentional...we live in a hundred-year-old house where none of the doors really latch. An addition that is our bedroom (tiny house, mind you) has a half-bath/closet. The 'brooder' for these chicks is the closet portion, with an old window screen for a gate across the doorway, and a succession of old commercial 100% polyester tablecloths for the floor. Every day I take up the old cloth, old poo gets shaken into the compost, cloth goes into the LG front-loader on sterilize setting, and new tablecloth goes down.
...and then I went down with brutal cold. The chicks decided it was time to fly over the screen, as I lay weak and feverish alone in bed. They have mercifully decided to do their nasty business on the wood floor, and I can't get the door to stay closed to keep them out. I couldn't fix the problem while I was sick, so I spent the entire week as a roost for the little boogers!
It was very nice, mind you. They really didn't want to poo on me, and I loved the preening!
I'm up and snifflingly trying to find a solution now...but dragging!
Glad you're feeling better.
crtrlovr
Still chillin' with my peeps
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Chickens in the bed? Tell me you don't!
Before you know it, you'll be putting them in diapers and watching CSI re-runs with them.
"Oh, the insanity!"
It's not intentional...we live in a hundred-year-old house where none of the doors really latch. An addition that is our bedroom (tiny house, mind you) has a half-bath/closet. The 'brooder' for these chicks is the closet portion, with an old window screen for a gate across the doorway, and a succession of old commercial 100% polyester tablecloths for the floor. Every day I take up the old cloth, old poo gets shaken into the compost, cloth goes into the LG front-loader on sterilize setting, and new tablecloth goes down.
...and then I went down with brutal cold. The chicks decided it was time to fly over the screen, as I lay weak and feverish alone in bed. They have mercifully decided to do their nasty business on the wood floor, and I can't get the door to stay closed to keep them out. I couldn't fix the problem while I was sick, so I spent the entire week as a roost for the little boogers!
It was very nice, mind you. They really didn't want to poo on me, and I loved the preening!
I'm up and snifflingly trying to find a solution now...but dragging!
Glad you're feeling better, and I hope you and the chickies continue your quality time & bonding experience together! I like being a "roost", too!
Chickens in the bed? Tell me you don't!
Before you know it, you'll be putting them in diapers and watching CSI re-runs with them.
"Oh, the insanity!"
It's not intentional...we live in a hundred-year-old house where none of the doors really latch. An addition that is our bedroom (tiny house, mind you) has a half-bath/closet. The 'brooder' for these chicks is the closet portion, with an old window screen for a gate across the doorway, and a succession of old commercial 100% polyester tablecloths for the floor. Every day I take up the old cloth, old poo gets shaken into the compost, cloth goes into the LG front-loader on sterilize setting, and new tablecloth goes down.
...and then I went down with brutal cold. The chicks decided it was time to fly over the screen, as I lay weak and feverish alone in bed. They have mercifully decided to do their nasty business on the wood floor, and I can't get the door to stay closed to keep them out. I couldn't fix the problem while I was sick, so I spent the entire week as a roost for the little boogers!
It was very nice, mind you. They really didn't want to poo on me, and I loved the preening!
I'm up and snifflingly trying to find a solution now...but dragging!
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