oh I need to rent goats!! blackberry picking in the brush by the woods I was dismayed to find a huge poison ivy infestation. Way to much to spray, and so far that spraying hasn't really worked well for me in the areas I've been trying. But....won't coyotes eat goats?
your phone vendor should have cloud tutorials on their website - I know verizon does (ask me how I know).
and, in my book, you can be a class 1 redneck AND a treehugger! eat venison AND granola. listen to country AND MPR. I could go on, but I wont.....
and just to make this post chicken related, three days after the soap in the water, and the tumeric/garlic/wormer herbs added to the feed, I got more eggs!
Also, want to complain about EEs. They are soo docile. I had one as a chick some years back and I literally had to duct tape her back just about the tail because she was letting her flockmates eat her feathers and draw blood. Now I have one who is about 18 months old and having her first molt. Her best buddy is a buff orpington. The buff is eating the EE's little feather stubbs that are coming in. She just walks over and starts grazing on the EE. Worse yet, the EE goes over and sidles up to her so the BO can eat more! I tried some old booster rooster pick me no more which has a horrible perfume and is basically blue kote in a lotion (works great when the area you want to cover is near the eyes). I don't know if it will work or not, if not, she is going to have duct tape muffs.
commodity prices aren't on my list of things I keep up on
I'm also building the bigger run, I doubt that will help either. we'll see.
