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Camping a success and started to relax the 2nd to last day. Could have went for another day or two up there. But the beverages were out and gray water tank was full. We get about 4 days on that...
Oh and not one chanterelle to be found on the premises.
Bobbi-j welcome back. Even though you are lighter on chickens...?! Sorry about that! But everybody on this thread seems to be looking to unload before winter. Lighter chicken chores seems like a good way to head into winter.
I have a little lavender Ameraucana trying to grow back blood feathers on her back. She looked a little bloody yesterday. I might have to saddle her up and take it off every couple days at roosting hours so she can preen. But the boys are tearing up those new feathers I think. She's going to need them big time here in a month or so.
My dad is heading into the Doc this morning. I don't know why I didn't see it sooner but I think his shuffling , joint aches from earlier this spring, now some neuropathy is stupid Lyme disease. He was pretty upset yesterday. Losing depth perception and ran over a crab apple tree he's Been babying for 5 years. So it's taken running over a dang tree to get him to a dr. Last night talking to my sister...I had my a-ha moment. And he's surely fitting the Lyme descriptions. Old stubborn buzzard... plants 500 trees and can't walk by August. Ah... yah! Duh.
TFred would love to see closer uppers of the partridge chanteclers! When you get the chance.
$15 and $10 for those level of POL hens and rooster is in the ball park if not on the 'good deal' spectrum. The poor souls plucked in the meat case: Nearly $10. So add in gorgeous plumage, egg production, Hand raised and reared with quality breeding practices, probably nicer living conditions, feed.. $15 is a Midwestern nice price. Go to Greenfire farms website and try not to let your jaw drop on the desk. Lol.
