Surviving Minnesota!

[duluthralphie]

I'm so excited I found a Minnesota thread! I came on looking at hatching eggs for sale and some how ended up here

. We live up in the ice box. Going on 2nd spring with chickens and I have become addicted

. I'm actually hoping to head down to St. Cloud in March and become an authorized poultry testing agent, we don't have one close to us up here. We just had our first 4 baby chicks hatch this week from our own flock so I have egg fever Going to be getting Serama eggs (hopefully tomorrow) and try hatching them out and some Lavender Orpington eggs coming too. I hope everyone is having a great day

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Welcome to the Thread.. Could you swing by our Cabin and check on it for me?

Did you get a notice on the NPIP training from the state? I am still patiently waiting for one.

I had a long talk with the British Gals this morning. I explained to them they need to start paying rent. Or there will be some changes they will not care for around here.

The Toads pay more went than the British do.. IV the British are SS to you.


Hatching can be addicting Psladky, so practice it with care.

 

[duluthralphie]

Even about ducks

When you get older you will realize ducks were just a childish dalliance.

 

[holm25]

[COLOR=333333]I'm so excited I found a Minnesota thread! I came on looking at hatching eggs for sale and some how ended up here [/COLOR][COLOR=333333] [/COLOR][COLOR=333333]. We live up in the ice box. Going on 2nd spring with chickens and I have become addicted [/COLOR][COLOR=333333] [/COLOR][COLOR=333333]. I'm actually hoping to head down to St. Cloud in March and become an authorized poultry testing agent, we don't have one close to us up here. We just had our first 4 baby chicks hatch this week from our own flock so I have egg fever Going to be getting Serama eggs (hopefully tomorrow) and try hatching them out and some Lavender Orpington eggs coming too. I hope everyone is having a great day[/COLOR]

Welcome!!

 

[KlopKlop]

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Welcome to the Thread.. Could you swing by our Cabin and check on it for me?

Did you get a notice on the NPIP training from the state? I am still patiently waiting for one.

I had a long talk with the British Gals this morning. I explained to them they need to start paying rent. Or there will be some changes they will not care for around here.

The Toads pay more went than the British do.. IV the British are SS to you.


Hatching can be addicting Psladky, so practice it with care.

I thought the SS were german!?!?

 

[KlopKlop]

I thought the SS were german!?!?

See!!

 

[lvie]

I'm so excited I found a Minnesota thread! I came on looking at hatching eggs for sale and some how ended up here

. We live up in the ice box. Going on 2nd spring with chickens and I have become addicted

. I'm actually hoping to head down to St. Cloud in March and become an authorized poultry testing agent, we don't have one close to us up here. We just had our first 4 baby chicks hatch this week from our own flock so I have egg fever Going to be getting Serama eggs (hopefully tomorrow) and try hatching them out and some Lavender Orpington eggs coming too. I hope everyone is having a great day

Hi psladky! International Falls! Yikes! Welcome to Surviving Minnesota.

 

[KlopKlop]

[COLOR=333333]I'm so excited I found a Minnesota thread! I came on looking at hatching eggs for sale and some how ended up here [/COLOR][COLOR=333333] [/COLOR][COLOR=333333]. We live up in the ice box. Going on 2nd spring with chickens and I have become addicted [/COLOR][COLOR=333333] [/COLOR][COLOR=333333]. I'm actually hoping to head down to St. Cloud in March and become an authorized poultry testing agent, we don't have one close to us up here. We just had our first 4 baby chicks hatch this week from our own flock so I have egg fever Going to be getting Serama eggs (hopefully tomorrow) and try hatching them out and some Lavender Orpington eggs coming too. I hope everyone is having a great day[/COLOR]

Welcome!

 

[lvie]

See!!

Those are cool looking birds too. I need eggs - not looks. Geeze - getting carried away here.

 

[KlopKlop]

Those are cool looking birds too. I need eggs - not looks. Geeze - getting carried away here.

Speckled Sussex are supposed to be very reliable eggs layers. I intend to add a decent number of them to my flock this year.

 

[Bogtown Chick]

Oh I do like the look of the British girls.

Welcome to the Surviving MN thread. You so belong here @psladky . Because you ARE in the Ice Box of Minnesota.
I have a broody that hatches eggs for me and I get chicks when I need them. I practice as much restraint as I can with Chicken Math.

I do not squirrel lumber away for coops so my spouse does not see it, etc.

(Ralphie)