Okies in the BYC The Original

[Sooner]

Well I have a disapointed little girl. The man with the goat wants to wait till it isn't raining (who could blame him) for us to come get it.

She was ready to get wet to get the goat! Working on getting a couple of pic's of the BTW's. They aren't very good but at least you can see them.

 

[Sooner]

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BigOkie, when you going to post the pic's you took at POOPS?

Hope you got a big freezer for all those fish you are catching!!

 

[poultryand bees]

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Oklahoma weather is what happened.

Rained all afternoon and now it has stopped - for awhile. I see where there is a 40% chance of thunderstorms later tonight. Don't anyone wash their car - PLEASE!

It is highly likely that it will rain again tomorrow, but Wednesday is supposed to be partially cloudy and 82 degrees.

 

[Sooner]

OK you bantam peeps let me have it and tell me what you think!

 

[poultryand bees]

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Hubby had to get the tractor to push the big stock trailer out of the pasture. His one ton dually couldn't get any traction to pull the trailer - and that is a grass pasture (or used to be before it got cut up with tire tracks)

I suspect your goat is in an area that would be hard to load in the mud.

 

[bigokie37]

my kids deleted the pics i took.i dont know how.john i think took some but he is out of town till the weekend.i just plugged my deep freezer in.so ill have room we been eating about all weve caught till today.wife made us move the fryer outsidelol cause of all the smell of fish cookin for days.you would think after 15 years of it she would be immune to it by now.ive had that cold for weeks now an cant smell a thing

 

[Okla-doodle-doo]

Great ideal NaNa. If there was a meet up in Tahlequah then I could make a trip back to visit my daughter and be able to run by there too!. Teach If I can drive all the way from Tn and be awake I know a young whipper-snapper like you can handle a trip in to Gods Country from the panhandle!

Ever have one of those annoying roos that you just want to wring their necks!I've got one. He jumps out of the cage and takes off everytime I open the door. And I mean takes off,runs a straight line at least half ablock before stopping to see if I'm chasing him. If not he comes back till I look at him then takes off again.! I'm going to win this battle! (at least I keep telling myself that).

 

[nnbreeder]

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According to the older showmen that I have talked to peppering (tiny black spots on white plumage) will produse offspring that will be very white with no brassiness and you can feed all the corn you want and can't put a yellow tint to the plumage.

 

[poultryand bees]

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Unless it was a "valuable" rooster, I would probably just let him run. I bet he would come home when it is time to go to roost.

 

[poultryand bees]

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I didn't know the feather color could be affected by the food eaten by the bird. Interesting! Would you ever want brassiness in a bird?