Surviving Minnesota!

[KlopKlop]

We go red horse spearing with the kids in the Boy River. It's a hoot.

It's a glorious day here Jerryse and it's just begun. They said 74 for a high today on the radio. The deer are in the ditches eating green grass like a venison feed lot. I must pass 30 deer every day from home to work and back. Ditches are loaded.

Here too they are out in droves. I suppose the young grass is delectable for them where it is easy to eat in the mowed ditches

 

[Bogtown Chick]

I think the clover and such is sweet this time of year.

Good luck @I Love Layers at your Track meet. It's a glorious time of year to be outside and track meets are always good for that.

 

[scandiafowl]

the color printer cartridges may be out of ink

*laughing*

 

[scandiafowl]

Since today's a JH meet I do the 100m dash, 200m dash, 100m hurdles, and 200m hurdles.

Since I'm an 8th grader and I'm fast enough I do varsity too, and at Varsity I do the 100, and 300m hurdles. And relays

Awesome!
My ten year old is starting track through Community Ed. She's really looking forward to it.

 

[scandiafowl]

Any streams or rivers here are FILLED with suckkers in late spring! We spear and net them and they get smoked. Its the only kind of fish I like!

Aren't suckers bottom feeders ;-) ?

 

[chickenlover292]

Yesterday, I had my first golf meet of the year, one of my teammates got 4th, he finished with a 79, I finished with a 128 on Rose Creek in Fargo

 

[MinnesotaNice]

My Old English hen who had prolapse used to lay light brown eggs. Now she started laying again, and the eggs are white! And there is no sign of prolapse at all!

But why are the eggs white now?

I have a mutt hen that started out laying brown eggs. A few months later it progressed to green eggs and that's what she still lays. Go figure. Anyways, It's great the prolapse is better with your girl.

Tonight, I'm going to cut some holes in an old ice cream bucket and see if I can get the ducklings to clean up their act a bit. Thanks for the idea! I'm seeing some feathers come in, so I'm hoping to have them outside within a few weeks if the weather holds.

 

[holm25]

Aren't suckers bottom feeders ;-) ?

Yep. But every spring they come and lay eggs in shallow streams and rivers.

 

[scandiafowl]

Yep. But every spring they come and lay eggs in shallow streams and rivers.

And they are fresh and ready to go.

 

[scandiafowl]

I have a mutt hen that started out laying brown eggs. A few months later it progressed to green eggs and that's what she still lays. Go figure. Anyways, It's great the prolapse is better with your girl.

Tonight, I'm going to cut some holes in an old ice cream bucket and see if I can get the ducklings to clean up their act a bit. Thanks for the idea! I'm seeing some feathers come in, so I'm hoping to have them outside within a few weeks if the weather holds.

The weather will hold. Cause I said so.