Michigan

[citalk2much]

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I never miss snow it always finds me LOL

I am making candy for my sons class. And I have to take James to the vet hoping they get him in today
Okay off to the shower and cage cleaning anyone want to help
James said MJ could come if she leaves the shovel at home

 

[treehouse]

Born in Warren
raised in Rochester
and lived in
Ann Arbor
Houghton-Hancock
Highland
Clarkston
then back to Rochester

Who sayd you can tgo home
Love it especially the country life which is changing quickly!

 

[The Chicken Lady]

Hi, treehouse! Nice to have you here! (You ought to hang out here more...

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I found a Michigan Chickenstock thread in the "meetups" area ; if anyone is planning something for this spring or summer, would you kindly post it there?

(It's near the top of the list at the moment).

I'd like to set up something in the West Michigan region, but I'm not sure who lives in this area and who would be interested.

 

[miss_jayne]

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i was born in Warren (Bi-County hosp)
lived in Detroit
moved to Mt. Clemens
lived in Clinton Twp.
Grosse Pointe Farms
Rochester Hills
East Pointe

now in Columbiaville

James wants to come live with me and eat peanuts all day long!

 

[Daycare Mom]

I am not a big fan of all this rain, but the chickens don't mind it at all. They have been out playing in it all morning. They look so funny all soaking wet, it makes me giggle!

Welcome treehouse!

 

[miss_jayne]

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i just found a young pullet just soaked. she seemed so confused. i called to her and she ran right over. dumb dumb alert!

 

[miss_jayne]

did you all see the logo chickenzoo made for our farm?
she did a great job!

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=129779&p=1

 

[Opa]

Morning all, I just came in from checking and girls and they are wet but happy. I have a blue andalusian pullet that hatched on 10/10/08 that wound up a "house" chicken. I have been trying to decide if she was big enough to put out in the big coop. Hope and I talked about it and decided to give her another month before taking her out. That was until this morning. I was changing her water bowl, it mounts on a bracket and twists, when she decided that she is actually an attack chicken. I came away with blood running down the back of my right hand from 2 punctures and my left forearm as well. I think she can hold her own in the coop.

 

[miss_jayne]

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hope you are okay! sounds like she's strong enough to me!

 

[Wynette]

Holy cow, Opa! Did she peck or claw you? Sheesh! I felt sorry for that little one, all alone...but I think you're right; I think she can probably hold her own! Might be a good idea to take her cage to the garage for a day or two, just to acclimate her a bit to the outside temps. That's always my first step; I think it eases them in a bit.