The Moonshiner's Leghorn Thread Peanut Gallery

[Miami Leghorn]

We live in the rural part of western South Dade County,FL.
The Redlands and it's pretty nice we're at.
Wide open spaces but for many reasons we are looking kick it up a notch and move out and wider open property... we'll see what happens.

 

[Miami Leghorn]

Thrash Metal Rooster warming up before a show...

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Thrash Metal Rooster warming up before a show...

Are they rumpless or molting?

 

[Painted Calls]

Well.... I thought maybe I'd make it through the year without any real snow. I was wrong. I've got 6-8" headed my way.

 

[Miami Leghorn]

Love country snow.
City snow?
Not so much.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

We've had 2 cold snaps with some dustings. Normally we get actual 3-5 feet deep beginning of October through early March. Absolutely terrified now that something will suddenly happen when my chicks are in the mail or here....

 

[Miami Leghorn]

I am convinced that californians, Florida and parts of Texas purposely drink seawater

 

[RiverOtter]

I never did get a picture of Bessie in her sling, I was always too stressed rigging her up and fighting the old tractor. And now, fingers crossed, I won't. She's standing on her own a couple of times a day, weak as a kitten and still 3-legged lame on that sprained hock. But my big girl is game as a banty cock and still has an appetite like an elephant!

Everyone please cross your fingers for me - I'm going after some major funding and if I get it, among other things, Bessie will be able to get hock surgery at Cornell if she needs it (and I think she might)
This isn't an option for most cows, but Bessie is a MAJOR draw for the education center I'm hoping to officiate and expand, she gets hashtagged by pretty much every visitor to the farm. I'm so nervous about this funding thing I could puke, but Bessie makes me want to cheer every time she wobbles her way to her feet. She's such a trooper!

 

[human1]

I never did get a picture of Bessie in her sling, I was always too stressed rigging her up and fighting the old tractor. And now, fingers crossed, I won't. She's standing on her own a couple of times a day, weak as a kitten and still 3-legged lame on that sprained hock. But my big girl is game as a banty cock and still has an appetite like an elephant!

Everyone please cross your fingers for me - I'm going after some major funding and if I get it, among other things, Bessie will be able to get hock surgery at Cornell if she needs it (and I think she might)
This isn't an option for most cows, but Bessie is a MAJOR draw for the education center I'm hoping to officiate and expand, she gets hashtagged by pretty much every visitor to the farm. I'm so nervous about this funding thing I could puke, but Bessie makes me want to cheer every time she wobbles her way to her feet. She's such a trooper!

I wish you good luck!

 

[RiverOtter]

Thank you @human1 !