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Cute picture!! Fabulous bird!!!
Cute picture!! Fabulous bird!!!
Silkie thread!
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Oh of course! It's a club for kids that gets them involved in working with projects that really enrich their life later on. They can participate in many different areas-- like Aerospace/rocketery, Photography, citizenship skills, textiles--like sewing and quilting, Fashion, Cooking/baking, and the list goes on and on! Among those projects are animals like Poultry (any breed--just breed for standard), Swine (pigs), Meat Goats, Milking goats, horsemanship and on and on... Anyway, I signed my son up for this club and we enrolled in a few projects. The club gives you a book that tells you how to go about your project and you keep records, pictures, reports, etc.. But when we go to club meetings, the kids have a great time and it's the parents sitting in the back talking about their "child's" breeding program that the PARENT is working so hard on. Just had to laugh, because it seems like we stress over all the back end of it and the kids get to do the fun stuff.
http://www.4-h.org/ <----this is the link that further explains the Club.
Nice to see how childeren become involved in a long-term project.
This is how I signed out my "Silver-project" that is now on his 5th generation.
https://sites.google.com/site/silkiesmoroseta/
Enjoy the reportage. Now I just started the 6th generation.
great website and nice work u have done in the past years that 1 u call cloumbian looks the exact same 1 as some lady gave to me for free like a month ago
Oh of course! It's a club for kids that gets them involved in working with projects that really enrich their life later on. They can participate in many different areas-- like Aerospace/rocketery, Photography, citizenship skills, textiles--like sewing and quilting, Fashion, Cooking/baking, and the list goes on and on! Among those projects are animals like Poultry (any breed--just breed for standard), Swine (pigs), Meat Goats, Milking goats, horsemanship and on and on... Anyway, I signed my son up for this club and we enrolled in a few projects. The club gives you a book that tells you how to go about your project and you keep records, pictures, reports, etc.. But when we go to club meetings, the kids have a great time and it's the parents sitting in the back talking about their "child's" breeding program that the PARENT is working so hard on. Just had to laugh, because it seems like we stress over all the back end of it and the kids get to do the fun stuff.
http://www.4-h.org/ <----this is the link that further explains the Club.
Nice to see how childeren become involved in a long-term project.
This is how I signed out my "Silver-project" that is now on his 5th generation.
https://sites.google.com/site/silkiesmoroseta/
Enjoy the reportage. Now I just started the 6th generation.
great website and nice work u have done in the past years that 1 u call cloumbian looks the exact same 1 as some lady gave to me for free like a month ago
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We will be at the show in Newnan, Ga in Feb and will be bringing sale silkies of all ages. Look for our sign out back.
You have a good dad! Work hard in school AND with your birds and you won't regret it later. It's hard to see down the road of your life, but trust your parents to be looking out for your welfare!
actually im thinking of just buying baby chicks. do you ship
We will be at the show in Newnan, Ga in Feb and will be bringing sale silkies of all ages. Look for our sign out back.
You have a good dad! Work hard in school AND with your birds and you won't regret it later. It's hard to see down the road of your life, but trust your parents to be looking out for your welfare!
actually im thinking of just buying baby chicks. do you ship
Hello all!
Looking for Silkies
have owned some in the past and miss them VERY much. would like to have a few again.
Preferrably SQ or even BQ cause i would like to show them. i miss that very much.
willing to pay and even pick up if in MI or upper OH even. we'll talk
does anyone know of anyone willing to ship eggs or even chicks? or have some adults i can pick up? Thanks very much!
Looking for Silkies
Preferrably SQ or even BQ cause i would like to show them. i miss that very much.
willing to pay and even pick up if in MI or upper OH even. we'll talk
does anyone know of anyone willing to ship eggs or even chicks? or have some adults i can pick up? Thanks very much!
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Nice to see how childeren become involved in a long-term project.
This is how I signed out my "Silver-project" that is now on his 5th generation.
https://sites.google.com/site/silkiesmoroseta/
Enjoy the reportage. Now I just started the 6th generation.
Wow! What a lot of work you have done! It took me forever to realize I just needed to scroll down to view it! I kept trying to click on everything!
I mention this incase someone else is as dense as me.
Your generation photos and changes are great and all egg growth, etc.!
All so educational! I didn't like the photo of the kitchen delicacy though!
It gives me pleasure to hear you liked my project and my way of visualisation the theory.
Indeed all my webpages (there are 7 big pages) are made as 1 big page to scroll down. (in my opinion it's more efficient).
One of the reasons I putted together all this information is to let see the basic color-genetics on chickens is not more difficult to bring in practice as it is to learn the road-codes to can drive savely in traffic.
Just a matter of applying maths ;-)
Nice to see how childeren become involved in a long-term project.
This is how I signed out my "Silver-project" that is now on his 5th generation.
https://sites.google.com/site/silkiesmoroseta/
Enjoy the reportage. Now I just started the 6th generation.
Wow! What a lot of work you have done! It took me forever to realize I just needed to scroll down to view it! I kept trying to click on everything!
It gives me pleasure to hear you liked my project and my way of visualisation the theory.
Indeed all my webpages (there are 7 big pages) are made as 1 big page to scroll down. (in my opinion it's more efficient).
One of the reasons I putted together all this information is to let see the basic color-genetics on chickens is not more difficult to bring in practice as it is to learn the road-codes to can drive savely in traffic.
Just a matter of applying maths ;-)
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Now she would be the best Christmas gift Eeeeeeever!!!!!
x2!!!!!!!!!
Happy Holidays to all too!!! ( I don't have a nice pic though
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Now she would be the best Christmas gift Eeeeeeever!!!!!
x2!!!!!!!!!
Happy Holidays to all too!!! ( I don't have a nice pic though
My soon to be hatchlings!
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We will be at the show in Newnan, Ga in Feb and will be bringing sale silkies of all ages. Look for our sign out back.
You have a good dad! Work hard in school AND with your birds and you won't regret it later. It's hard to see down the road of your life, but trust your parents to be looking out for your welfare!
actually im thinking of just buying baby chicks. do you ship
Yes, I do ship. Chicks from 4-6 weeks old are $15 ea and from 6-8 weeks are $20 ea. A minimum of 6 young chicks and 4 older chicks per box. Shipping is $55.00 I have some gorgeous babies right now and I'm not going to hatch anymore until April and May.
Anyone interested, PM me....
We will be at the show in Newnan, Ga in Feb and will be bringing sale silkies of all ages. Look for our sign out back.
You have a good dad! Work hard in school AND with your birds and you won't regret it later. It's hard to see down the road of your life, but trust your parents to be looking out for your welfare!
actually im thinking of just buying baby chicks. do you ship
Yes, I do ship. Chicks from 4-6 weeks old are $15 ea and from 6-8 weeks are $20 ea. A minimum of 6 young chicks and 4 older chicks per box. Shipping is $55.00 I have some gorgeous babies right now and I'm not going to hatch anymore until April and May.
Anyone interested, PM me....
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Oh of course! It's a club for kids that gets them involved in working with projects that really enrich their life later on. They can participate in many different areas-- like Aerospace/rocketery, Photography, citizenship skills, textiles--like sewing and quilting, Fashion, Cooking/baking, and the list goes on and on! Among those projects are animals like Poultry (any breed--just breed for standard), Swine (pigs), Meat Goats, Milking goats, horsemanship and on and on... Anyway, I signed my son up for this club and we enrolled in a few projects. The club gives you a book that tells you how to go about your project and you keep records, pictures, reports, etc.. But when we go to club meetings, the kids have a great time and it's the parents sitting in the back talking about their "child's" breeding program that the PARENT is working so hard on. Just had to laugh, because it seems like we stress over all the back end of it and the kids get to do the fun stuff.
http://www.4-h.org/ <----this is the link that further explains the Club.
Nice to see how childeren become involved in a long-term project.
This is how I signed out my "Silver-project" that is now on his 5th generation.
https://sites.google.com/site/silkiesmoroseta/
Enjoy the reportage. Now I just started the 6th generation.
That is amazing work documenting your birds! I will be reading up on your site! And yes, this is similar work to what 4-H likes to encourage the youth to participate in and learn as much as they can. Right now though, my son is just starting to learn what good birds look like and how to pick them out and then deciding what to breed with. He and I are BOTH learning this! But we will be creating a book for him to keep his notes in with pictures, etc. So far, 4-H doesn't encourage the use of a website, I'm sure as things progress over the years, that might change. The starting age is 7 years to join, so this is our first year! My other son is too young to participate in the projects, but he can be a "tag-a-long" ... which just means he can show up for the meetings and learn too! He just can't show. Anyway, I'm very impressed with your site!
Oh of course! It's a club for kids that gets them involved in working with projects that really enrich their life later on. They can participate in many different areas-- like Aerospace/rocketery, Photography, citizenship skills, textiles--like sewing and quilting, Fashion, Cooking/baking, and the list goes on and on! Among those projects are animals like Poultry (any breed--just breed for standard), Swine (pigs), Meat Goats, Milking goats, horsemanship and on and on... Anyway, I signed my son up for this club and we enrolled in a few projects. The club gives you a book that tells you how to go about your project and you keep records, pictures, reports, etc.. But when we go to club meetings, the kids have a great time and it's the parents sitting in the back talking about their "child's" breeding program that the PARENT is working so hard on. Just had to laugh, because it seems like we stress over all the back end of it and the kids get to do the fun stuff.
http://www.4-h.org/ <----this is the link that further explains the Club.
Nice to see how childeren become involved in a long-term project.
This is how I signed out my "Silver-project" that is now on his 5th generation.
https://sites.google.com/site/silkiesmoroseta/
Enjoy the reportage. Now I just started the 6th generation.
That is amazing work documenting your birds! I will be reading up on your site! And yes, this is similar work to what 4-H likes to encourage the youth to participate in and learn as much as they can. Right now though, my son is just starting to learn what good birds look like and how to pick them out and then deciding what to breed with. He and I are BOTH learning this! But we will be creating a book for him to keep his notes in with pictures, etc. So far, 4-H doesn't encourage the use of a website, I'm sure as things progress over the years, that might change. The starting age is 7 years to join, so this is our first year! My other son is too young to participate in the projects, but he can be a "tag-a-long" ... which just means he can show up for the meetings and learn too! He just can't show. Anyway, I'm very impressed with your site!
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