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I'll keep my live yard birds out back. No mutants or zombies for me. Lol.
If my kids thought that moving the chickens to the front yard had even a .000000000001% chance of bringing on mutants or zombies, I would wake up in the morning to a rearrange yard! If someone so much as sneezes in our house someone yells 'Patient Zero!'. That being said, my son made a 110 on his AP English project on 'How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse'...we must be doing something right!
On a serious note, friends don't let friends keep backyard chickens in the front yard...
Fortunately, I have two acres of backyard. No worries here. Good thing too. Chicken math is setting in. Started with 30 sweet birds, looks like the next ones are soon to arrive. Love my feathered friends. Remember, if you don't want flack, keep 'em out back. Lol.(Super lame, I know.)
If my kids thought that moving the chickens to the front yard had even a .000000000001% chance of bringing on mutants or zombies, I would wake up in the morning to a rearrange yard! If someone so much as sneezes in our house someone yells 'Patient Zero!'. That being said, my son made a 110 on his AP English project on 'How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse'...we must be doing something right!
On a serious note, friends don't let friends keep backyard chickens in the front yard...
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Okay....here is my #9 Marans eggs. This is the darkest egg I have ever seen. I was a fluke egg. The hen was locked out of the coop all day and I think she held the egg in since she couldn't get to her nesting box. The next day I found this egg. It was from the Cottage Hill line.
This is my largest egg. It was also a nice dark one. Easily a #7. This was from the Kostas line.
I'll keep my live yard birds out back. No mutants or zombies for me. Lol.
If my kids thought that moving the chickens to the front yard had even a .000000000001% chance of bringing on mutants or zombies, I would wake up in the morning to a rearrange yard! If someone so much as sneezes in our house someone yells 'Patient Zero!'. That being said, my son made a 110 on his AP English project on 'How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse'...we must be doing something right!
On a serious note, friends don't let friends keep backyard chickens in the front yard...
I think it is the U of Florida that has a Zombie attack escape plan in place. Yep
I think it is the U of Florida that has a Zombie attack escape plan in place. Yep
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Florida is way to far from me for my babies to go to college but if they really want to, who could say no to a college with a zombie plan?!
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Florida is way to far from me for my babies to go to college but if they really want to, who could say no to a college with a zombie plan?!
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This may sound weird, but that ear thing is going around. I had it for over a month and know other people with it too. I hope you get over it soon.
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copied this from *Chicken Sperm Bank page 3*
This is from the Merck Vet manual: Chicken and turkey semen may be frozen, but reduced fertility limits usage to special breeding projects. Under experimental conditions, fertility levels of 90% have been obtained in hens inseminated at 3-day intervals with 400-500 million frozen-thawed chicken spermatozoa.
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