stay safe and cool sean, see ya tomorrow maybeI have to go to work, gosh it's hot! 99°F heat index 110°F. See y'all later.
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stay safe and cool sean, see ya tomorrow maybeI have to go to work, gosh it's hot! 99°F heat index 110°F. See y'all later.
Yep.... Chaparal has some food value but We Feed dry lot 24/7. I talked to one of the bording facilites owners and asked her why she doesnt charge more to feed drafts.... She laughed.... I got a couple of thoroughbreds in the barn that each eat more than Katee does.Apparently Sean.
And hmmm that’s true!!! But still seems like a lot!! Lol although I guess they don’t have grass up there??
thanks cap, i sold two hens yesterday at a swap, was sooooo hot not many people showed up and we left early . i do have a man interested in buying a trio of my chocolate-silver chocolate birchen orpingtons too, may we both get luckyCongrats on the sale! I sold 4 chickens in the last 2 days, and today I have a lady that says she wants 2 bunnies at the next swap. Yay!
Mini horses are Air ferns.... You have to watch their weight Carefully There are special muzzles designed just for minis so they dont founder on fresh spring grass.Hmm, that’s interesting. Thanks. They sure do sound feed thrifty! Haha I want some eventually but they’re so expensive to buy. from what I’ve read, I think Shetland sheep are a little more thrifty than the modern breeds and easier on the environment because they are an older breed and smaller and lighter too. But I don’t know for sure. I’ve been thinking of getting some or some goats or something. But first up is quail. What I really want is a horse eventually but they’re way too expensive so thinking of starting with lessons and/or leasing. But wasn’t sure if mini horses would maybe be any less expensive. Probably not.
We have almost 3 acres though and a lot of grass so I think plenty of room for animals ha a lot of it is woods too but the yard itself is huge. I almost wonder if I could maybe grow some hay or something for them myself. Even if it was only a small amount it would probably still be that much less that I would have to buy.
They would definitely have tons of grass though.
Don’t really know anything about the tractor bit or what that one tractor is is so I’ll leave that to someone else to reply to.
Not any more. Check Craig's List.Haha I want some eventually but they’re so expensive to buy.
No surprise! When we bought this place there was a lady boarding 2 horses and a pony here. One of the horses was a Thoroughbred. He was huge and beautiful. She showed me pictures of what he looked like when she got him from some people who said they couldn't get weight on him. Seriously bony. Her opinion was they didn't realize how many calories he burned just standing and breathing and didn't feed him near enough.She laughed.... I got a couple of thoroughbreds in the barn that each eat more than Katee does.
we've been together so long that we're turning into each other
Is the lyme disease a new diagnosis?That is part of why I didn't go pick up hay today. No way can I unload it and put it up in the loft by myself. Plus this Lyme Disease has me tired.
But I hope to put the California valley quail in their new cage tonight.
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Once I move it, the roof will go on.
Yes. I felt very different, went in to see the doctor and asked to be tested. Came back positive.Is the lyme disease a new diagnosis?
Are you on antibiotics? My friend had lyme and is still dealing with it many years later. Scary stuff!Yes. I felt very different, went in to see the doctor and asked to be tested. Came back positive.
Yes, and those antibiotics cause you to be very light sensitive and burn easily. I was given 21 days worth, but I think you need at least a month on them.Are you on antibiotics? My friend had lyme and is still dealing with it many years later. Scary stuff!