Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

[BirdbyGavin1103]

^^ I haven't mananged to keep up with it. The...habit... got expensive and then work and college and such took over xD I don't mind subtitles either, though I really enjoyed the english voice actors. ^^ I will have to look it up! ( or borrow it; or have an Inu Yasha/anime party xD)

I know what you mean with cost and life. Took me several years to get the entire first series. And I agree the English voices are much more pleasant to listen to. I don't have the final series, but if you have Hulu plus both series are on there.

 

[AUNT KAT]

My grown 20 something child, who by the way, I do not think will ever move out....just stomped her feet across the kitchen floor when I told her the little duckies are going to their new home tomorrow......all i can say is WOW....

WAIT!!!!!! YOU MEAN TO TELL ME THEY DON'T OUTGROW THAT CRAP!

OH I AM SO OUTTA HERE BEFORE THEY GET TO BE TEENS!!!

 

[BirdbyGavin1103]

Re-name it, 'The Poop Deck'. That's what we did. Sorry, that's all I got.

 

[missydcpc]

WAIT!!!!!! YOU MEAN TO TELL ME THEY DON'T OUTGROW THAT CRAP!

OH I AM SO OUTTA HERE BEFORE THEY GET TO BE TEENS!!!

If they outgrew it...I wouldn't have 5 grandchildren!

 

[fawngrovechad]

I know the needle/wedding ring sexing for human pregnancies was spot on with everyone I know that tried it, including myself (so far, according to it I've got 6 more pregnancies to go). I have never tried it on an animal, I may try it on animals I know the sex of first to see how accurate it is. 

The needle trick worked in my family too but u should've seen my face when he started doing that on the chicks!!!!! I was like what the crap?!?

 

[Cheralee]

Hi, all. My one year old Australorps had an aggressive rooster with them over the winter and are just now getting most of their feathers back. I was checking them out and found these two semi-firm lumps on one. Is it something anyone has seen before? I thought perhaps feather cysts, but most of the comments I saw on those said they weren't on the head. We are having a terrible tick problem, too, but as far as I know they don't burrow beneath the skin. I would appreciate any input. Thanks!

http://pic.twitter.com/TkWAW7wnpd

I had to tweet it, hope it doesn't prevent you from looking.

 

[SilkieSensation]

Quote: That sounds like JJ with Max, his little OEGB roo who rides around the yard on his shoulder like a parrot.

Quote: Wish that threat worked around here. JJ threatens the birds all the time & they just look at him like he's nuts.

All:

Need some suggestions....I have begun letting the girls wander the backyard....well they've decided that my deck/patio is their fav for taking mid-day naps.....I really wouldn't mind if they wouldn't poo all over....it just encourages one of my pooches to eat away....(she'll eat anything/everything)

The garden hose sprayer full force, on the poop AND the chickens. They will quickly find a new roost.

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[annie82005]

Re-name it, 'The Poop Deck'. That's what we did. Sorry, that's all I got.

lol!!

 

[missydcpc]

Hi, all. My one year old Australorps had an aggressive rooster with them over the winter and are just now getting most of their feathers back. I was checking them out and found these two semi-firm lumps on one. Is it something anyone has seen before? I thought perhaps feather cysts, but most of the comments I saw on those said they weren't on the head. We are having a terrible tick problem, too, but as far as I know they don't burrow beneath the skin. I would appreciate any input. Thanks!

http://pic.twitter.com/TkWAW7wnpd

I had to tweet it, hope it doesn't prevent you from looking.

Ticks do indeed burrow under the skin...And it's possible that the skin reformed around it...I'd say take a scalpel to it.....have lots of gauze and antibiotic ointment ready.

 

[annie82005]

I need some serious advice! I have 7 week old girls and 3 week old girls. I have been letting them spend time together outside when the weather is nice. The older girls are not nice at all to the Littles. They peck at them and scream kind of a high pitched squeal. I do have them separated with some wire so they can't hurt them. What should I do? Is it just a matter of getting the little girls out more with them or will they just hate them forever???