Hi guys! Our Indiana group pulled off our first chickenfest on Sunday. We had an AWESOME TIME
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/730582/indiana-bycers-here/10600#post_11723474
We did a processing workshop, hands on, and learned a lot from each other.
I processed one of my BBW turkeys to help demonstrate. Easier to understand when you biggie size it all.
One member realized they aren't ready to do it yet, and that's OK. Better to know before you invest in meat birds.
I brought home a second astralorp roo named Bruce, I have too many EE roos so we did a swap..
Bruce is quite the go getter, seconds out of the crate and was "getting acquainted" with his new ladies
I had only given him 5, and within 10 minutes, he was up to seven... He has settled right in to do his job.
I also FINALLY got PEACHICKS!!!!!
One of our members is in evansville and found an ad in craigslist.
The guy was just over the river from her, in KY, so she picked them up for me.
Hoping to get pics tomorrow. Will also have some of our new baby goat Sophie, she is too precious.
26 eggs today! using chopped eggs in the feed for the guinea, peafowl and turkeys to help boost the proteins.
ETA: oops it the next post down!

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/730582/indiana-bycers-here/10600#post_11723474
We did a processing workshop, hands on, and learned a lot from each other.
I processed one of my BBW turkeys to help demonstrate. Easier to understand when you biggie size it all.
One member realized they aren't ready to do it yet, and that's OK. Better to know before you invest in meat birds.
I brought home a second astralorp roo named Bruce, I have too many EE roos so we did a swap..
Bruce is quite the go getter, seconds out of the crate and was "getting acquainted" with his new ladies

I had only given him 5, and within 10 minutes, he was up to seven... He has settled right in to do his job.
I also FINALLY got PEACHICKS!!!!!

The guy was just over the river from her, in KY, so she picked them up for me.
Hoping to get pics tomorrow. Will also have some of our new baby goat Sophie, she is too precious.
26 eggs today! using chopped eggs in the feed for the guinea, peafowl and turkeys to help boost the proteins.
ETA: oops it the next post down!
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