Okies in the BYC The Original

[poultryand bees]

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Do they free range? I have some missing too but they were in pens. I have checked everything and can't find a place where anything could get in. It is a mystery for sure.

Aliens! First cows, now chickens!

At least chickens would be easier for the Aliens to transport than cows

 

[faerielady]

Wow, pretty talkative tonight. Just got off the phone with my mom... she was harassing me.

Just told her that she'd better be careful or I'd send D over to her house next Saturday after the allergy shot with a kit on how to make slime.

 

[Cuban Longtails]

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good one!

 

[poultryand bees]

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Get him an Oklahoma lifetime hunting license and then he won't even need to buy tags if he is hunting in Oklahoma.

That's true. I gave him all my reloading equipment when I gave him the rifle. I guess I should buy his license too.

-Stimp-

A lifetime hunting/fishing license will pay for itself many times over if you hunt all the seasons. Our sons have combination lifetime licenses and as I recall, we contributed to them for their 16th birthdays.
I bought a lifetime fishing license many years ago, after trying to find somewhere that sold licenses and was open on New Year's day - so that I could go fishing. Haven't needed it much the past 10 years, but a friend was trying to show his visiting cousin how to cast a fishing line and got the opportunity to buy a license from the game warden or pay a hefty fine. I have never had to worry about something like that happening to me.

 

[poultryand bees]

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This is the point where I am asking myself - why did I want to set eggs to hatch instead of waiting for a hen to go broody?

 

[Jer-man]

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Yes, and no. I think true Americaunas lay blue eggs. What most people call Americauna are actually mixed breeds that lay pink, green, blue and shades in between. Thats one of the reasons they are so popular. Everybody loves colored eggs. Hence the name "Easter Eggers" or "EE" for short.

 

[okcarla]

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Yes, and no. I think true Americaunas lay blue eggs. What most people call Americauna are actually mixed breeds that lay pink, green, blue and shades in between. Thats one of the reasons they are so popular. Everybody loves colored eggs. Hence the name "Easter Eggers" or "EE" for short.

I agree with your description, Jerry

 

[chkchkchkee]

Hey Buckguy,
What is the "Chicken Thang" on May 1st? Chicken Show, swap meet, picnic, whatzup? Are we having a Party? Is membership involved? Pleeeeazzzz let me play!!!!

Kathy

Underground in OKC

 

[Teach97]

chkchkchkee - no memebership needed...yup it is a party! We gather...swap birds, sell birds, buy birds, eat, learn a little about birds and each other, hopefully there won't be singing and dancing (you don't wanna see the pictures) Did I mention there are birds and bird brains and food!

 

[nnbreeder]

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I'm not Monty but it is all that was mentioned but with no membership required. Here is the link of the official announcement.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=295948

See Sooner's signature line for photos of past events. It's a blast!!