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S&S feed on beard just north of Farrell. Take I-40 to Hwy 177 south. Exit Farrell Ave. Travel east almost 2 miles first stop light, this is beard. Turn North 1 city block orange buildings on west side.

Actual address is S & S Farm Center, 302 S Beard, Shawnee. 273-6907
Coming from Choctaw, you can take 62 hwy to 177.
The same people own the Lincoln County Farm Center in Chandler

Hi Carl...do you still have any little blue or splash Cochin roos?
Give Stephanie a hug for me.

Pulled 13 out f the hatcher last week and 9 today I am sure there is a roo in there somewhere.
 
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S&S feed on beard just north of Farrell. Take I-40 to Hwy 177 south. Exit Farrell Ave. Travel east almost 2 miles first stop light, this is beard. Turn North 1 city block orange buildings on west side.

What about this place? Good for buying feed or what?

Great Feed, Good prices, even better people.
 
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Beautiful photography. What camera are you using?

I use a nikon d60, and LOVE it. I have mostly nikkor lenses, but one tamron just got it this year and it is awesome.
 
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And there is NN out there with feathered feet.

If you cross the NN with a FF I think you could get one but a true NN would be clean legged. Someone that knows more about genetic's may correct me.

LOOOVE the little red barn coop!!!!!!!!!
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The gene for feathered feet is dominant to clean legged so all offspring from a bird pure for feathered leg to a bird with clean leggs will be featherlegged.
 
Just got back from visiting some folks in Vinita who raise amazing La Mancha goats. If anyone out there is looking for milk goats, send me a PM and I'll pass on the info. Here are the three little ladies I'm picking up after our pasture fences and goat shed are ready. I'm aiming for the last week in July. I wanted to carry them home today, but keeping them in the garage until their goat house is ready is not an option
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The first is an Alpine, La Mancha cross, and the other two are pure La Mancha.

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Chickens are hot, hot, hot, but hanging in there. I have been watering pens and filling empty dog dishes with water for the hens to stand in. We sure could use some rain.
 
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Free chicken baths at the henhouse
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Hi y'all. Been off here a while, too hot to do much but give my little chicky girls baths in this heat. My 2 naked necks had such hot necks but I set them by a little water trough in the coop that has cool water and give them hand baths. They hold very still if I talk quietly and then I can wash them off on feet, face, neck and belly. I feel oil on my hands afterwards and hope it won't hurt them to have a daily cool bath for a few min. the young ameracaunas get the same thing and are so tame. The heat is hard on them so I put wet burlap in the south coop windows and twice a day I spray the entire outside metal/wood coop with a shower of cool water and a little inside. Cools things down a bit. We've had 106* heat indexes and 100 real temps.
I even take handfuls of cool water and wash the older girls faces and combs with cool water while they are on the nests panting away. I'm still getting 10-13 eggs a day and I'm surprised since it's so hot.
Hope everyone's animals survive the heat this summer. I've only lost 1 baby ameracauna so far. Bath time will come every afternoon as long as it stays hot.
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My choc. is chilled in the fridge, as is my watermelon, tea and ice water. A neighbor and I are going over to Gentry, Ark. to the Little Debbie store and get some treats. We're going at 7 a.m. since they open at 6:30, that way we'll get back in time to cool off the critters.

Be Cool y'all!
 
Kassaundra I love your easter egger pics. I have some babies that are colored like yours and a snow white one named Snowy Cheeks. I've got 4 adults and the 3 babies. They are so awesome!
 

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