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ITs this weekin they moved it just this one time for a school function....
OK cool...glad I asked!
ITs this weekin they moved it just this one time for a school function....
OK cool...glad I asked!
Okies in the BYC The Original
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I have a Incub i would fix you up WITH it has a turner ....an CHeep!..
Whatcha got Mike?
ITs a small one i got from my neighbor for 25 if u want to take a look at it il put it in the truck...
I have a Incub i would fix you up WITH it has a turner ....an CHeep!..
Whatcha got Mike?
ITs a small one i got from my neighbor for 25 if u want to take a look at it il put it in the truck...
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Whatcha got Mike?
ITs a small one i got from my neighbor for 25 if u want to take a look at it il put it in the truck...
Sure Mike...we are planning on going to Blanchard on Saturday afternoon. Weather should be good for it...yeah!!
Whatcha got Mike?
ITs a small one i got from my neighbor for 25 if u want to take a look at it il put it in the truck...
Sure Mike...we are planning on going to Blanchard on Saturday afternoon. Weather should be good for it...yeah!!
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Fertile:
http://animalsinthecity.webs.com/FertileEggPic.jpg
Infertile:
http://animalsinthecity.webs.com/inFertileEggPic.jpg
Source:
http://animalsinthecity2.webs.com/whativelearned.htm
Buster thanks for the link that makes me feel great all the eggs that I have seen from my flock are fertile which means that I finally have a roos that know how to do their job!!!
Fertile:
http://animalsinthecity.webs.com/FertileEggPic.jpg
Infertile:
http://animalsinthecity.webs.com/inFertileEggPic.jpg
Source:
http://animalsinthecity2.webs.com/whativelearned.htm
Buster thanks for the link that makes me feel great all the eggs that I have seen from my flock are fertile which means that I finally have a roos that know how to do their job!!!
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I have been around quite a few goats...and of all, my favorites have been the fainting goats. I have one now, and he is a doll! He is of course halter broken and he hangs out with my ooooooold QH mare. They are best friends! Goats are quite comical, and I enjoy their antics in the barnyard. One drawback is that they are unable to flee due to the "fainting" reflex. This makes them vulnerable to attack by predators, dogs, coyotes, etc. BUT (this is the BIG plus) they are unable to climb OR jump. So no finding them on the wrong side of the fence, or on top of your car! LOL! The goat I have is the brother to a goat that we also moved from California with--he passed away shortly after we moved to Piedmont, but he was a senior citizen then--13!! If you have the ability to protect these goats they are really a lot of fun to have. My two were wether goats so no bad smell (other than goat smell) to them at all. Good luck!
Maybe that's what I need is fainting goats. I sure don't want any goats on top of vehicles. The only other worry is I'd have to fence off the garden or any other plants I don't want eaten. I've got a trio of young great pyrenees, a german shepherd and an old australian shepherd mix that should be good to protect them ... that is, if they accept them as part of the critters that belong on the property. Yeah, I think a couple of wethers might be good ... or a few llamas
Daughter has a Kicko buck that we would LOVE to get rid of, and two sweet fainting x does. The fainting/nubian doe keeps jumping out of the pen - presumably because the buck does. The fainting/pygmy doe is to little to jump on anything much over knee high.
The buck was not raised around other goats - he thinks he's people. He jumps out of the pen to be near us. Unfortunately, he's all into the dominance thing and is constantly butting people. With his sharp, not so little horns, he's getting dangerous...
I have been around quite a few goats...and of all, my favorites have been the fainting goats. I have one now, and he is a doll! He is of course halter broken and he hangs out with my ooooooold QH mare. They are best friends! Goats are quite comical, and I enjoy their antics in the barnyard. One drawback is that they are unable to flee due to the "fainting" reflex. This makes them vulnerable to attack by predators, dogs, coyotes, etc. BUT (this is the BIG plus) they are unable to climb OR jump. So no finding them on the wrong side of the fence, or on top of your car! LOL! The goat I have is the brother to a goat that we also moved from California with--he passed away shortly after we moved to Piedmont, but he was a senior citizen then--13!! If you have the ability to protect these goats they are really a lot of fun to have. My two were wether goats so no bad smell (other than goat smell) to them at all. Good luck!
Maybe that's what I need is fainting goats. I sure don't want any goats on top of vehicles. The only other worry is I'd have to fence off the garden or any other plants I don't want eaten. I've got a trio of young great pyrenees, a german shepherd and an old australian shepherd mix that should be good to protect them ... that is, if they accept them as part of the critters that belong on the property. Yeah, I think a couple of wethers might be good ... or a few llamas
Daughter has a Kicko buck that we would LOVE to get rid of, and two sweet fainting x does. The fainting/nubian doe keeps jumping out of the pen - presumably because the buck does. The fainting/pygmy doe is to little to jump on anything much over knee high.
The buck was not raised around other goats - he thinks he's people. He jumps out of the pen to be near us. Unfortunately, he's all into the dominance thing and is constantly butting people. With his sharp, not so little horns, he's getting dangerous...
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Hi,
Just put Law Grey in the google search box & hit enter, you'll get lot of pages to look through. I could have gotten some regular greys from Bruce at pinnonhatch.com, where I got my Lacey Roundheads, and did get one regular grey egg from him that hatched, but I really like the Golden Duckwing coloring on the Law Grey's.
No idea what I'm going to do with that one lone regular grey....
Matt
Hi,
Just put Law Grey in the google search box & hit enter, you'll get lot of pages to look through. I could have gotten some regular greys from Bruce at pinnonhatch.com, where I got my Lacey Roundheads, and did get one regular grey egg from him that hatched, but I really like the Golden Duckwing coloring on the Law Grey's.
No idea what I'm going to do with that one lone regular grey....
Matt
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Got about 95 eggs in the hatcher now, cant wait to see what we get out of these mutts. Sometimes them mixed breeders are the prettiest ones. Got them in the hatcher a day late, cause someboby forgot yesterday
Got a few chirping already. I love hatching time!
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I may have to bend on my idea of only bantam cochins, RiRs, and Silkies. Those Law Greys are gorgeous.... every time I see your avatar, I want to reach through the screen and snatch it while yelling MINE!
I may have to bend on my idea of only bantam cochins, RiRs, and Silkies. Those Law Greys are gorgeous.... every time I see your avatar, I want to reach through the screen and snatch it while yelling MINE!
Buster - Glad you posted those pics, I've always wondered what the fertile eggs looked like.
How's everyone been enjoyin the awesome weather? My chicks are lovin it, they run around like little feathered dinosaurs.
How's everyone been enjoyin the awesome weather? My chicks are lovin it, they run around like little feathered dinosaurs.
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