North Carolina

[Coop Scoop Boogie]

Hiya folks

hope everyone had a great day

I love reading everyone's stories about
their experiences with their birds.... past
and present as well as things about anything
else........it's what makes us a community.....
and those sagas don't need to be about
just chickens......so Meg you can entertain
us anytime you want with non-chicken things

 

[Hollowoakfarm]

Quote: Well, you see, it's just that having a handsome hunka burning love around is so distracting that I can't concentrate on anything else. Ummm...yeah. That's it. I swear.

 

[scottcaddy]

Quote: Well, you see, it's just that having a handsome hunka burning love around is so distracting that I can't concentrate on anything else. Ummm...yeah. That's it. I swear.

OK!!

Scott

 

[Jrb599]

Hey I would love to get a frizzle! DOes anyone in the area (I'm willing to drive a bit) have one for sale?

Please pm me if you do!

 

[scottcaddy]

Hey I would love to get a frizzle! DOes anyone in the area (I'm willing to drive a bit) have one for sale?

Please pm me if you do!

What area are you talking about? BTW

Scott

 

[Jrb599]

What area are you talking about? BTW

Scott

Raleigh - but willing to drive.

 

[ramirezframing]

male or female, age, and any certain breed in a frizzle?

 

[Coop Scoop Boogie]

Hey I would love to get a frizzle! DOes anyone in the area (I'm willing to drive a bit) have one for sale?

Please pm me if you do!

glad to meet you

you might look at the cjicken tent at the state fair
......some folks sell the birds after the judging. I had
some but was lucky enough to have a good friend
sell them soooooo......not unless I can talk someone
into hatching more and not hatching more unless
they are presold straight run.....btw.......mine are
frizzled EEs when I get them

Hope everyone is having a good weekend so far

 

[NewHomesteader2010]

<sigh> I think I need some sage advice from my BYC'ers. I have some 2 year old hens that have stopped laying. At first I thought it was because they were all going to molt, but only 1 is molting and her feathers are already growing back in. Their combs are pink, albeit pale, which I know is a sign of sickness. Could anyone think of anything that might be up? Even my rooster (who is acting really "strange - he has been following me and DD#1 around and just isn't acting "right" if that makes sense) has a red comb, but it's not its usual deep red. I (well Beth really) wormed them late Spring...would they need a repeat so soon already? Any thoughts/suggestions/etc...would be greatly appreciated.

Welcome to the new folks!!

Meg - you'd better stay around!! I need someone to talk sheep and turkeys with!!

On a side note: I made my first batch of raw sheep's cream cheese...DH told me to salt it, and I think I salted it WAAAAYYYY too much!! Oh well, he'll eat it...hopefully!!

I just ordered (for my birthday) some cheese making supplies so I should be making some hard raw cheeses here in the very near future!!

 

[Jrb599]

I did - the only frizzle sold