Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

[troyer]

Beautiful! I am glad you are back and posting again! I have always loved your photography and the stunning birds you raise.
How did your flock do with the move? Were you able to relocate them ok or did you have to reorganize and sell your stock to start over?

I only needed to sell about half the flock. The birds are doing better here than they did at PA, it's not quite as humid as soon. Breeding season started later for some reason, probably because we had a chilly spring. Overall everybody is doing well.

 

[fisherlady]

   I only needed to sell about half the flock. The birds are doing better here than they did at PA, it's not quite as humid as soon. Breeding season started later for some reason, probably because we had a chilly spring. Overall everybody is doing well.

That is great to hear...always hard to move so the birds taking it well was one less thing for you to worry about!

 

[stake]

We saw this fawn when we were out on the lake fishing.

A bit off topic, but How's the fishing? (my other hobby)

 

[bobrut]

I was told by the guy in the weapons department, that this was the only knife he would recommend for slitting a neck. Do you guys agree?

 

[bobrut]

Is the one in the middle a rooster or hen?? 23 weeks old, no eggs, no crowing. Got me tricked!

 

[BullChick]

Do you have any idea how much fun it was to ask him that question?!

 

[bobrut]

 

[BullChick]

:/

 

[OneMountainAcres]

Is the one in the middle a rooster or hen?? 23 weeks old, no eggs, no crowing. Got me tricked!

Sorry, no clue! Silkies are tough. We just figured out that our daughter's white silkie is a girl. She started squatting for us lol

 

[fisherlady]

Is the one in the middle a rooster or hen?? 23 weeks old, no eggs, no crowing. Got me tricked!

I am certainly no expert but I am leaning to rooster because of the whispy feathers on the back of the head... Hopefully I am wrong.