Good evening all:
Had the opportunity to visit Blarney today...met three of her kids (they are all really nice), met three baby blue eyed goats, met Bella(a wonderful pooch) and a plethora of feathered folk of all types....B's garden puts mine to shame and I hope she will save me a handful of tomato seeds from her heritage Italian tomatoes....Her turkeys are way kewl...some strutting and others gobbling back...and she has a couple of chooks of note....the biggest Orp roo ...12lbs, a pair of nice blrw's and a real stately Marans roo...there are a handful of grow out pens with all sorts of broodies/babies running around....
B:
Thanks for the invite....makes me think I need a few more acres,,,,,
Had the opportunity to visit Blarney today...met three of her kids (they are all really nice), met three baby blue eyed goats, met Bella(a wonderful pooch) and a plethora of feathered folk of all types....B's garden puts mine to shame and I hope she will save me a handful of tomato seeds from her heritage Italian tomatoes....Her turkeys are way kewl...some strutting and others gobbling back...and she has a couple of chooks of note....the biggest Orp roo ...12lbs, a pair of nice blrw's and a real stately Marans roo...there are a handful of grow out pens with all sorts of broodies/babies running around....
B:
Thanks for the invite....makes me think I need a few more acres,,,,,
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with supervision of course. The one was never a problem but the other was one of the birderers in the masacer with our first babies. Our third dog, there's no hope for since she's a high prey drive Siberian husky. She's always tied when she's out anyway since she'd run if she got a chance but now she's supervised, tied and usually held seeing as how our flock has no fear of dogs and will walk right up to her *rolls eyes*
