***OKIES in the BYC III ***

[Kassaundra]

heaeded in for back surgery at 5;45 in the morning! you all hold down the fort! not dreading the surgery just the down time! guess I will have lots of time to order chick catalogs. lol

Hope your surgery goes well and a speedy recovery.

 

[Matt in Okla]

heaeded in for back surgery at 5;45 in the morning! you all hold down the fort! not dreading the surgery just the down time! guess I will have lots of time to order chick catalogs. lol

Throw a prayer in for ya! Just got done with some major dental and the down time is boring but needed so hang in there.

 

[NanaKat]

heaeded in for back surgery at 5;45 in the morning! you all hold down the fort! not dreading the surgery just the down time! guess I will have lots of time to order chick catalogs. lol

Prayers for you Wayne for a successful surgery and a speedy recovery.

 

[allenw]

I thought perhaps some of you might find this interesting


http://www.realworldsurvivor.com/2015/12/16/super-sly-fox-traps/#fox-lead-2

I've seen much worse trapping advice.

 

[Okla-doodle-doo]

thanks for the prayers and well wishes. surgery went good. hope to go home in the morning. been up and walked twice. pain has been manageable so far. thanks again.

 

[Kassaundra]

thanks for the prayers and well wishes. surgery went good. hope to go home in the morning. been up and walked twice. pain has been manageable so far. thanks again.

Glad to hear it.

 

[BetsyOK]

Glad to read your surgery went well. Best wishes for speedy healing!

 

[NanaKat]

Great news Wayne! Prayers continue for your recovery.

 

[Matt in Okla]

I guess my girls finally came out of molt and the nice sunny weather is helping cause they are starting to lay again! Woo hoo
Nice to hear that special cluck squak coming from the coop again.

 

[bardies]

I've given up on trying to catch up... Had some lovely calf, chicken and turkey pictures from this morning. Cheyenne caught the cow giving birth last night and these are pictures of him this morning, before it started to really warm up. So far he's doing well!
The birds did not know what to make of the calf, they kept on coming over and looking at him with one eye at a time.
In another corner of the yard, this rooster was singing the food song to the white heifer!

Mutual "what the heck is that?!"

Not only is she gorgeous, but she talks to me too!