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Sadly, my boss can't spare me tomorrow, so I can't go. Will have to email them, but it would not be the same as being there in person, for they can't ignore a person speaking as they can with emails.







A few pics of my girls. I love them to pieces. Hopefully some of you will too


The last time that we went to the public comment event, none of the commissioners or committee groups were there. I hope that is different this time.Sadly, my boss can't spare me tomorrow, so I can't go. Will have to email them, but it would not be the same as being there in person, for they can't ignore a person speaking as they can with emails.
 She posted "Aparrently they have been killing chickens!" :cd
 She posted "Aparrently they have been killing chickens!" :cdIf it "really" was a pullet and changed sex, then it won't be any good for breeding. When a pullet or hen is hatched, it has two ovaries, one of which withers and dies. If it changes sex later, the other ovary withers, and since it doesn't have male sex genitalia, it can't breed. Hopefully, he's a "PET"!We have a 10 month old roo.. he is still pretty nice, gets out of our way, protects the girls, eats out of our hands, we have had leo since he was a pullet chick, was born a girl according to tsc and turned into a boy.. but a sweet boy.. I wonder though, if someday since he is getting spurs if he will get change or stay the same, i think he will stay nice, but have the thought in the back of my head, because i had a couple mean roos..
If it "really" was a pullet and changed sex, then it won't be any good for breeding. When a pullet or hen is hatched, it has two ovaries, one of which withers and dies. If it changes sex later, the other ovary withers, and since it doesn't have male sex genitalia, it can't breed. Hopefully, he's a "PET"!
 That article i posted a link to is very good for understanding why they do what they do, and the proper way to deal with it to try to keep them from being mean.   Boys just lose their heads sometimes when spring rolls around. A good roo won't attack:  It should subside when summer sets in and they are less twitterpaited
 That article i posted a link to is very good for understanding why they do what they do, and the proper way to deal with it to try to keep them from being mean.   Boys just lose their heads sometimes when spring rolls around. A good roo won't attack:  It should subside when summer sets in and they are less twitterpaited If you need to see it ever it's in my siggy link, in the preventative care section with "VERY IMPORTANT" next to it
  If you need to see it ever it's in my siggy link, in the preventative care section with "VERY IMPORTANT" next to it   .
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Are those the ladies that I brought to you at Meijer?
It is almost spring! Well... Maybe not, but it is getting closer and closer!


