Show Off Your American Gamefowl and Chat Thread!!!

[JShubin]

I was just thinking about all the birds I have. I only have 1 hen that I had shipped to me. Everything else I've raised myself from eggs. Not that it matters just a fun fact. So I suppose if any of em ain't worth a sh*t it's on me.

Thats good. Me too.

2 new buyers and 2 repeat buyers so far... I have 2 more repeat buyers coming this weekend. Both Filipino.

 

[JShubin]

Watched hawk reach into quail cage and pull one out... shredded two others.

So I put them in another cage with smaller wire... dogs ripped through wire and killed the rest..

W T Fudge

 

[gmfwlbrdr]

Watched hawk reach into quail cage and pull one out... shredded two others.

So I put them in another cage with smaller wire... dogs ripped through wire and killed the rest..  

W T Fudge

Id be doing a lil housecleaning.

 

[JShubin]

Not much survives in my yard... only the toughest plants and animals.

 

[JShubin]

Basically cactus and gamefowl. And some feral cats

 

[JShubin]

 

[JShubin]

Rabbits gone, quail gone, goats gone, doves almost gone. Over 100 chickens/chicks gone.

But at least no mice, no rats, no raccoons, no possums, no squirrels. And I dont have worry about coyotes in the yard.

 

[sdm111]

Boy shubin sometimes your luck, well nevermind

 

[sdm111]

Way off topic but if someone could help if they know. Is it true that deep cycle batteries specifically a boat battery should be run down all the way before charged as opposed to "topping off" with a battery tender from just starting the engine because the battery will develop a "memory" and only charge to the level it keeps getting run down to if done time after time? Thanks

 

[flypen]

Way off topic but if someone could help if they know. Is it true that deep cycle batteries specifically a boat battery should be run down all the way before charged as opposed to "topping off" with a battery tender from just starting the engine because the battery will develop a "memory" and only charge to the level it keeps getting run down to if done time after time? Thanks

When you run that engine for any length of time it charges the battery back to full charge. I plug my onboard charger up every single time I use my boat, whether it ran for 5 minutes or I fished all day.