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That's a long time to be in a cast! She had to have surgery, didn't she? She must be thrilled to get her arm back.
Few years back, my brother in law hit some gravel and laid his bike down, mostly on his ankle. Broke other miscellaneous bones too. Took surgery and lots of rehab for him to walk normally again. Scariest part was when he was air transported from Maui to a bigger hospital in Honolulu, he almost died from an undetected punctured lung. Much to his wife's chagrin, he still rides.
Oh my, yea lungs are kinda fragile. But its the ride... its hard to not love it.
Frankie and Johnny!
Love the modern games too, but don't have any. Maybe some day. Sounds like you have streamlined to what works for you. We let the Seramas hatch and raise some chicks this spring and now those offspring are practically wild. I won't do that again. I'd rather raise the chicks and have them tame. Maybe I will move some of them into the garage for a while to tame them down a bit. Oh, well, as soon as I move the 3 large pullets (2 orps and a marans) out of the garage! They are almost as big as the big girls, but I am waiting for the baby peeps to stop before moving them in with the mob. Did you know that some people actually park
cars in their garage? Imagine that!
ROFL not in our garage, I got dibbs
he has the big pole barn. I don't like brooding chicks under hens at all, they wind up as wild birds. I have hatched soo many. The brooded chicks are always a big problem to socialize with people. I hatch, socialize and keep them imprinted to people out of the incubator and know every chick that way too.