Stella's Social Club

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[The Sheriff]

No. Hawks are protected by law.

We ate one of our Cornish X last night. Dang, it was so moist and tender and it had flavor. Yummy! It made all the work in caring for them and processing them worth it. I don't know that I'll ever be able to eat chicken from the grocery store again.

Would you raise and process some for me Kelly?

 

[The Sheriff]

Cute ducks. I would be ok with the brown one! Probably not too messy.

 

[Happy Chooks]

Quote: Nope. It's a lot of work to not get the benefit of eating them. I know a guy you can call though.

 

[mlm Mike]

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No. Hawks are protected by law.

We ate one of our Cornish X last night. Dang, it was so moist and tender and it had flavor. Yummy! It made all the work in caring for them and processing them worth it. I don't know that I'll ever be able to eat chicken from the grocery store again.
I hope the hawks move on. I'm glad you enjoys the chicken and it was worth the effort.

Cute photos.

 

[kathyinmo]

Cute pictures! I have a video of the Canada geese here, with all their babies.

Toni Turkey and her BFF hens are hatching today.
Honestly, I think Toni girl really believes she is a chicken.

 

[1muttsfan]

I love Toni, she swims upstream, stubborn and hopeful. Or a victim of her nature.

 

[The Sheriff]

Cute pictures! I have a video of the Canada geese here, with all their babies.

Toni Turkey and her BFF hens are hatching today.
Honestly, I think Toni girl really believes she is a chicken.

#1 Where were the Geese?

#2 Do you think Toni sees herself as a plus-sized girl?

 

[speckledhen]

Elderly woman across from my driveway had a coop built that sits directly across the road from the end of my drive. I think, oh, no, nutty delusional woman who thinks coyotes don't eat chickens and her Boston Terrier won't hurt them either, is getting chickens after talking about it for years. Well, today, DH is driving out of our driveway and sees two young red pullets, about 8-10 weeks old, running around her car, not in the self enclosed coop. She says, oh they're so much work! He says, you think they're work now, just wait until they are grown. She says, oh no! Well, you may be getting two chickens. He says nothing doing, we don't take birds from anyone, ever, period, that we practice biosecurity. So, now, I have to worry about stupid woman allowing her two possibly diseased birds (if she got them at a certain feed store in town, I wouldn't be surprised if they had something) to roam rather than stay in the coop she had built, just like she paid good money to put up a chain link fence and her stupid little dog still roams down to my driveway gate occasionally. Really? She thinks two little pullets are so much work? Sheesh. Might have to make two chickens disappear if they show up at my house, same as any predator.

 

[kathyinmo]

The stinkin' geese are still here, and continue to increase in population.