We all make mistakes... certainly doesn't mean that we don't care about our wards.
I'm looking forward to getting some of that syrup John! Hope you can make it to CS.
I put 20 eggs in two bators... we'll see if I can get any chicks. I estimate half will not be viable because it took too long to accumulate that many. I'm down to 9 hens and only get one or two eggs a day. One hen I know is old, the others are 3 yrs and younger, I should get at least a half doz a day. Wish there was a really easy way to ID who is laying what eggs. I know the green eggs are coming from the EE's but, I have more EE's than eggs too. Slackers.
DH had been clear cutting the growth around our pond in the front yard, it's nice to have a view of it not obstructed by sumac and russian olive shrubs. We did find a very old grape vine that was over 12" at the base, grew up into a shrub and over 6' tall. We think it has to be pretty old to have gotten that big. I trimmed off a bunch of the dead stuff and small branches and we're going to cut it down to use in DH's snake house.
I started cleaning cutting and sealing some barn siding my dad had stored away. We're going to put it up in the basement. Hoping to get the finished half of the basement actually finished this year.
Goslings........ as cute as they are, no water fowl for me!
My dogs all have been great until my bully Sage came along, she is infatuated with the chickens...sometimes she is a help to herd the stray hen back in the coop, other times she just follows them around (hoping for an egg I think) and harasses them. She may have killed one, but there is something else doing it too.
I am working on another bully pup this spring I hope.
At least the weather is headed in the right direction, even though we got some snow this weekend and some more on the way Thursday too. This weekend is looking pretty good!