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[al6517]

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which one you goin too Roy ??

 

[muesky]

Good Evening Folks!

DD daughter just left and it was a nice visit. We dyed eggs and made a big batch of pink egg salad (Yes I said "pink"). Sorry no pictures.
My coop flooded so I am going to have to clean that out tomorrow after work.

We have small creeks running all over the property but I am not complaining, we need the rain bad. I just hope this is not all of it, just maybe not so much all at once.

MJ - I am glad Joe was good natured about you getting the new hen but I agree, you are going to come home to a boat soon.

Hope everyone had a wonderful day. Need to go close up the coop then I am going to head to bed early tonight.

 

[Sooner]

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You are funny, then who would take half the blame when you get in trouble???

What auction are you going to?

 

[Teach97]

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I have found that to be true with the orientals. But don't confuse slow brains with methodical thinkers! they are just waiting for the others to make a mistake and then they will bounce like tiger!

 

[al6517]

is that you Steph or Carl ??

 

[Okla-doodle-doo]

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Okay Teach in the bean stalk,lets go over this again,We sell/trade chickens for chickens or pigeons,or ducks,not for snakes!

 

[al6517]

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Party Pooper !!!

 

[Teach97]

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Teach it's not the gun it was your eyes. but I understand it is easier to blame the equipment that accept a fault.

I will admit that I am not as good with a pistol as i am with a rifle but I grouped them well! plus when you run OOO buckshot it doesn't really matter!

The Balko Lion's club has a big auction every year...there will be cars, junk, trucks, junk, coins, junk, a few bird things, junk, and a bunch of friends trying to get each other to buy junk!

 

[Teach97]

Apparenlty I am needed as a pitching machine...I will be back!

 

[mjgigax]

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Interesting pics! Chickens sure get some funny ideas sometimes.
I went out to check on my pens. I was concerned about my 9 week olds in this rain. They were nearly dry! The "adult" birds were the wet ones, some of them just standing there soaked.