Those were the folks up between Wise and Tarrant counties in Rhome?
I was always amazed at how non aggressive Coral snakes were I've probably walked my dogs over 3 of them now when we used to go walking along the Arroyo Colarado Walking/bike path at night, needless to say we stopped walking them at night.
Don't I know it! Born and raised here so I shouldn't be surprised by anything...but it would be nice if it would at least rain during the week and shine during the weekend once in a while instead of the reverse all the time 
(I love long tailed breeds) Refering to your Cubalaya (roosters), are they ill tempered with lasers at least? Forgive me for a tacky Austin Powers quote.Hi all! So much fun to see how many Texans are here and where they're from. I'm checking in from NE Texas, about 2.5 hours northeast of Dallas near the Red River. I lurk around the forums a lot but rarely post...Always want to post pictures that refuse to load!
Let's see...I'm up to 2 Cubalaya roosters, 15 hens of various breeds, 3 chicks (an accidental single hatch from my brother in law needed a home and friends), one mallard hen, one cayuga/runner/mystery mix drake, and 7 welsh harlequin ducklings. Though 4 of those ducklings are supposedly males and at least 3 will need new homes down the line so if someone wants one, let me know
I'm in dire need of consistent nice weather to build a new coop but my girls forgive me since they free range.
Oh! Also home to 3 dogs, 4 cats, and an elderly father who protests my poultry...then falls in love with them every time
I have tried out 5 black Sumatra roo's and they all failed the keeper test for their personality. Soup was on for someone and the last one was sent over the fence and back to nature after trying to take my eyes.
a bit sad because they used to jump in my lap in the lounge chair as juveniles but eh, gives me an excuse to hang out with my birds every day 
