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The DOCTOR was sick?
That sucks that they didn't call you.
The DOCTOR was sick?
That sucks that they didn't call you.
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Ok...here's the plan...Julie,I need some boudin....lol.... like contraband it in ur bumper or somethin...lol... J/K
It came from a local hardware store.6 sacks of starter,3 sacks of all stock,and a sack of scratch.Haven't been to Sam's for my rice yet. There is a feedmill a lil bit away with feed for like 190/ton and another with feed for like 140/ton. Gonna look into it and see if they can grind it.
When I come down there and bring you some boudin, you will have to show me where that place is.
ummm somedody mention boudain lol
190.00 a ton ? I might would send a 18 wheeler that way
Serious though my feed bill isnt something I want too admit. With over a 1000 birds and horses and pigs good lawd I work for critters
Ok...here's the plan...Julie,I need some boudin....lol.... like contraband it in ur bumper or somethin...lol... J/K
It came from a local hardware store.6 sacks of starter,3 sacks of all stock,and a sack of scratch.Haven't been to Sam's for my rice yet. There is a feedmill a lil bit away with feed for like 190/ton and another with feed for like 140/ton. Gonna look into it and see if they can grind it.
When I come down there and bring you some boudin, you will have to show me where that place is.
ummm somedody mention boudain lol
190.00 a ton ? I might would send a 18 wheeler that way
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When I come down there and bring you some boudin, you will have to show me where that place is.
ummm somedody mention boudain lol
190.00 a ton ? I might would send a 18 wheeler that way
Serious though my feed bill isnt something I want too admit. With over a 1000 birds and horses and pigs good lawd I work for critters
I'm totally with you on that. That is something you should consider. The feed mill that I bought feed from and who no longer sells the feed that I would buy, sold in bulk. I would but 2 -3 tons at one time and it would last a couple months. And it was NOT as expensive as what I'm paying now for feed that I buy in the feed store. This is outrageous. You have waaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyy more animals than us, so I can imagine what your bill is.
I'm glad that I don't have any habits like drinking or smoking or shopping because I would not be able to afford to buy feed.
When I come down there and bring you some boudin, you will have to show me where that place is.
ummm somedody mention boudain lol
190.00 a ton ? I might would send a 18 wheeler that way
I'm totally with you on that. That is something you should consider. The feed mill that I bought feed from and who no longer sells the feed that I would buy, sold in bulk. I would but 2 -3 tons at one time and it would last a couple months. And it was NOT as expensive as what I'm paying now for feed that I buy in the feed store. This is outrageous. You have waaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyy more animals than us, so I can imagine what your bill is.
I'm glad that I don't have any habits like drinking or smoking or shopping because I would not be able to afford to buy feed.
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Not sure why they are not using the perch. I use 2 x 4's so my chickens can have a flat surface and they love it. I know this sounds crazy but have you tried raising the roost to a higher height. I know they are not roosting at 2 feet on their own, so why would they want to roost higher huh? Just a thought. All of my chickens go for the top roost. Do you have other chickens in there with them that are picking on them and making them not want to roost or are they alone? Not sure what's going on with them. Maybe someone else will come along and offer more info that I have. Sorry.
I use the same thing as Julie & you do for a roost - 2x4s flat side, mine are about 5 feet off the ground. I never had any that didn't use the roosts so I don't know - maybe try the ladder like Cadjien said.
I like the ladder idea. Im going to give it a shot. If that does not work then maybe Ill leave them be. I keep the coop spotless and completly change the wood shavings monthly so I guess maybe they are happy since its clean. Thanks,
Not sure why they are not using the perch. I use 2 x 4's so my chickens can have a flat surface and they love it. I know this sounds crazy but have you tried raising the roost to a higher height. I know they are not roosting at 2 feet on their own, so why would they want to roost higher huh? Just a thought. All of my chickens go for the top roost. Do you have other chickens in there with them that are picking on them and making them not want to roost or are they alone? Not sure what's going on with them. Maybe someone else will come along and offer more info that I have. Sorry.
I use the same thing as Julie & you do for a roost - 2x4s flat side, mine are about 5 feet off the ground. I never had any that didn't use the roosts so I don't know - maybe try the ladder like Cadjien said.
I like the ladder idea. Im going to give it a shot. If that does not work then maybe Ill leave them be. I keep the coop spotless and completly change the wood shavings monthly so I guess maybe they are happy since its clean. Thanks,
- Jul 14, 2011
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When I come down there and bring you some boudin, you will have to show me where that place is.
ummm somedody mention boudain lol
190.00 a ton ? I might would send a 18 wheeler that way
Serious though my feed bill isnt something I want too admit. With over a 1000 birds and horses and pigs good lawd I work for critters
Yeah,one of the semi-local feed stores bought out the local mill we had here and jacked the prices sky high.Someone emailed me telling me a bout a mill up near hattiesburg that sells a pelleted and corn feed for like 190 a ton or $10/100# (i think) and she feeds it to her horses cows goats chickens...everything..... another wrote me about a place in poplarville that sells bulk for like 140 or so but u cant feed to horses.Which doesn't bother me cause Steve isn't on grains.Strictly grass and hay.But I'd like to see if they could grind it cause some of my picky azz birds wont eat pellets....lol....
When I come down there and bring you some boudin, you will have to show me where that place is.
ummm somedody mention boudain lol
190.00 a ton ? I might would send a 18 wheeler that way
Yeah,one of the semi-local feed stores bought out the local mill we had here and jacked the prices sky high.Someone emailed me telling me a bout a mill up near hattiesburg that sells a pelleted and corn feed for like 190 a ton or $10/100# (i think) and she feeds it to her horses cows goats chickens...everything..... another wrote me about a place in poplarville that sells bulk for like 140 or so but u cant feed to horses.Which doesn't bother me cause Steve isn't on grains.Strictly grass and hay.But I'd like to see if they could grind it cause some of my picky azz birds wont eat pellets....lol....
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When I come down there and bring you some boudin, you will have to show me where that place is.
ummm somedody mention boudain lol
190.00 a ton ? I might would send a 18 wheeler that way
Serious though my feed bill isnt something I want too admit. With over a 1000 birds and horses and pigs good lawd I work for critters
Mike...I think you had enuf to drink...lol... JK!!! The whole ^somedody^ thing and the
When I come down there and bring you some boudin, you will have to show me where that place is.
ummm somedody mention boudain lol
190.00 a ton ? I might would send a 18 wheeler that way
Mike...I think you had enuf to drink...lol... JK!!! The whole ^somedody^ thing and the
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Hey, I have a quick question.........
I am noticing a lot of wasps flying around in the chicken yard. They are trying to build nests but I am knocking them down. What would happen to a chicken, duck or goose if they got stung by a wasp? Would I know if they got stung? Would they have a reaction like humans? And if so, what do you give a chicken or duck or goose if they get stung by a wasp?
I am noticing a lot of wasps flying around in the chicken yard. They are trying to build nests but I am knocking them down. What would happen to a chicken, duck or goose if they got stung by a wasp? Would I know if they got stung? Would they have a reaction like humans? And if so, what do you give a chicken or duck or goose if they get stung by a wasp?
Helloo my long lost friends lol boy have i had a week soo needing a breakk and prayers First off mawmaw had a stint placed in monday so hopefully that will help her liver and also on monday i got a call taht my pawpaw's heart stopped and taht he was in lc at saint pats where he had to be revived twice tuesday night and they put a dnr not know wat had happened adn couldt find anything that caused his heart o stop but then that morning his doctor did the test with the dye in his heart aned found out his right coronary artery was 90 % blocked so they put a stint and a temperary pace maker and he seemed to be doing well his evening so hopefully all will be well hank you all for the prayers
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So sorry to hear about your family. Sending prayers to you and your family. We missed you.
So sorry to hear about your family. Sending prayers to you and your family. We missed you.
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So sorry to hear about your family. Sending prayers to you and your family. We missed you.
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So sorry to hear about your family. Sending prayers to you and your family. We missed you.
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