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[GotGame]

Night...I rarely have lights off before midnight, and am normally up around 6 no matter what...

 

[crestedchicklover]

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Night MJ!

 

[sjarvis00]

I am smooth wore out from last nights tv issue. I will be going to bed at 10 along with the kids.

 

[NanaKat]

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thats what coop (hubby) said- time of year- i sure wouldn't want to get on his bad side- he is a big son of a gun!

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I was flogged from behind by one of my EE roosters last year. There had been no warning signs either. He actually pierced my leg thru a pair of sweat pants and made a hole in my calf the size of a 22 bullet . Needless to say, he made a great bowl of chicken dumplings. Now we use a band saw and cut the points off the horns when the spurs get long.

 

[poultryand bees]

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More information is in AL's signature line, but POOPS is May 14 in Fletcher. (close to Ft. Sill-Lawton) Hope you are able to make it this time. We missed you last Fall because you were so sick. Jaxon likes playing with Aurora.

 

[banjoejoe4783]

are any of my OKIE friends still up ??? i need to take a brake from making cages for the chupps auction on sat looks like i have about 75 + to take this mounth including some coronation /lite split susexs hens i just have to manny and i am cutting doun to a coupl of small breeding pins i also will have some of my golden partrage cochin progect hens as well they are still in need of some more work but they are starting to get that double laced paterage but with gold insted of brown they are verry pritty fluffy butts the list of breeds that i am bringing is just to long to put here but i need to make a lot of cages it will take most of the week to get them all ready and do my other work

 

[sjarvis00]

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thats what coop (hubby) said- time of year- i sure wouldn't want to get on his bad side- he is a big son of a gun!

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o155/rgortonart/barnyspice.jpg

I was flogged from behind by one of my EE roosters last year. There had been no warning signs either. He actually pierced my leg thru a pair of sweat pants and made a hole in my calf the size of a 22 bullet . Needless to say, he made a great bowl of chicken dumplings. Now we use a band saw and cut the points off the horns when the spurs get long.

No need for a band saw, you should be able to just twist them off. i think some people use a potato cut in half and slide over the spur then twist. We use dog clippers and cut the points off when we dont twist them off.

 

[crestedchicklover]

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Same here plus Pawn Stars is still on!

Then might play some XBOX with Matt, Sam was the one that asked if he could stay up as late as he wanted and he is already passed out in my bed next to me!

Party Pooper

 

[poultryand bees]

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thats what coop (hubby) said- time of year- i sure wouldn't want to get on his bad side- he is a big son of a gun!

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o155/rgortonart/barnyspice.jpg

I was flogged from behind by one of my EE roosters last year. There had been no warning signs either. He actually pierced my leg thru a pair of sweat pants and made a hole in my calf the size of a 22 bullet . Needless to say, he made a great bowl of chicken dumplings. Now we use a band saw and cut the points off the horns when the spurs get long.

I twist the long spur off at the base, but noticed that one of my roos (acquired at an auction?) had his spurs rounded off. I was wondering how that was done. I wonder if you could use horse hoof plyers to nip off the ends?

 

[NanaKat]

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Sweet dreams