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so today I waited all day for the guy to put in a new frostproof well head. All day I keep looking for this guy, running up to the house if the dog barked. No show. Ugh , that ticked me off, I could have gone to town!
Cleaned more stuff out of the barn and finished one silkie pen. But I figure I might as well do the last stall too, so I am going to do it before I move the rest of the birds. I did take all the teenagers from the brooding area except the silkies.i put them in the grow out pen. Naturally, the young roos in there all wanted to fight, so I took them and put them in a chicken tractor. Today I let the Buff Brahmas free range. They are in a chicken tractor, but it is so big I rarely move it. They did not want to go out when I first opened the door. Then when it started to get dark, they didn't want to go back in.
I got a call from a guy wanting silkies, gave him directions then he doesn't show up. Another lady wants 20 RIR chicks. Someone else wants eating eggs. I got the 6 dozen ready for tomorrow to take to the restaurant. And the boxes of eggs are ready to ship.
I raked the chicken yard today and tidied it up. Raked a bunch of leaves and dumped them in Goldenrod gulch. Watered the front pasture, things are dreadfully dry.
Tonight I am sore, so a hot bath and a pill are in order. Aaah! That feels good
Cleaned more stuff out of the barn and finished one silkie pen. But I figure I might as well do the last stall too, so I am going to do it before I move the rest of the birds. I did take all the teenagers from the brooding area except the silkies.i put them in the grow out pen. Naturally, the young roos in there all wanted to fight, so I took them and put them in a chicken tractor. Today I let the Buff Brahmas free range. They are in a chicken tractor, but it is so big I rarely move it. They did not want to go out when I first opened the door. Then when it started to get dark, they didn't want to go back in.
I got a call from a guy wanting silkies, gave him directions then he doesn't show up. Another lady wants 20 RIR chicks. Someone else wants eating eggs. I got the 6 dozen ready for tomorrow to take to the restaurant. And the boxes of eggs are ready to ship.
I raked the chicken yard today and tidied it up. Raked a bunch of leaves and dumped them in Goldenrod gulch. Watered the front pasture, things are dreadfully dry.
Tonight I am sore, so a hot bath and a pill are in order. Aaah! That feels good
