I got some good news today. After 3 interviews, TSC has offered me a job. The District Manager even went to her bosses to get me started at a higher level than just plain ole stock-boy.
I start on Monday,
I start on Monday,
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Back into the working class 
I wouldn't mind working at a TSC myself
I wouldn't mind working at a TSC myself
Back into the working class
@1muttsfan I went back into the working class last August when I became a lumber yard stock-boy. One day a week of 2-4 hours just wasn't cutting it.
@aart I hope so. This store already has a number of people who raise livestock and they know what is what.
Once I get in, I'll see what they can do to help support Chicken Stock.
Congrats, Randy!!
Glad the rain has stopped. Hate dealing with all this mud.
Still limping around. Tired of that, too!
Glad the rain has stopped. Hate dealing with all this mud.
Still limping around. Tired of that, too!
Welcome to my world....it's a rare day I don't have limp-worthy hip/knee/ankle pain.
Hang in there!
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Congrats on the job Randy!
Feel better chick!
Feel better chick!
Never underestimate the resiliency of a chicken...
There was a gap in the temporary run that I half-fast repaired. Today that repair failed and I had hens outside of the run. Darn devil-dog caught her and played keep away with me. Pup ended up carrying her about half-way into the woods before I caught him.
Hen looked dead. I took the dog back to the house and secured him. When I went back out to recover the "carcass" it was gone. Or else I was in the wrong location.
Fast forward a few hours and I'm fixing the breach and reinforcing the whole run. I go in to the coop for something and there is the chicken-chew-toy. No blood, no puncture wounds, no obvious sign of injury. She made it back several hundred feet and in to the coop. She has been traumatized but otherwise seems okay. I'll know for sure later or tomorrow. She was eating and drinking when I last checked, about half an hour ago.
Damn dog.
There was a gap in the temporary run that I half-fast repaired. Today that repair failed and I had hens outside of the run. Darn devil-dog caught her and played keep away with me. Pup ended up carrying her about half-way into the woods before I caught him.
Hen looked dead. I took the dog back to the house and secured him. When I went back out to recover the "carcass" it was gone. Or else I was in the wrong location.
Fast forward a few hours and I'm fixing the breach and reinforcing the whole run. I go in to the coop for something and there is the chicken-chew-toy. No blood, no puncture wounds, no obvious sign of injury. She made it back several hundred feet and in to the coop. She has been traumatized but otherwise seems okay. I'll know for sure later or tomorrow. She was eating and drinking when I last checked, about half an hour ago.
Damn dog.
The good news is the hen that the puppy dragged around is fine. She is out with the other hens and I can't tell which one was a dog-toy. Those wyandottes all look alike to me.
'Weird egg' found in run this morning.
Actually saw it get laid yesterday afternoon but didn't know what they were doing at the time. This girl had been laying thin shelled eggs the last few weeks. Wonky shell gland for sure, she never has been quite 'right'.
Actually saw it get laid yesterday afternoon but didn't know what they were doing at the time. This girl had been laying thin shelled eggs the last few weeks. Wonky shell gland for sure, she never has been quite 'right'.
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