The Old Folks Home

[scottcaddy]

Quote: Or your grand-pa's 8N ford front-end loader that he let you use to bring up the cows in the very early morning (dawn is just happening, not much light) Never Ever Sic a pup on a sound/half seen movement if you don't know what it is for sure. I had to wash that 8N, the pup and, me in a tomato juice bath before I could come into the house again, and he wanted to make me pay for the tomato juice

Scott

 

[bamadude]

I asked my grandma "what about July makes all u old timers panties get in a wad...
She answered "depends".

 

[ronott1]

I asked my grandma "what about July makes all u old timers panties get in a wad...
She answered "depends".

 

[Cynthia12]

Naked Necks and Rhode Bars would be good choices.

They do not lay eggs like this though:

Oooo..

My Rhodebar does lay the cream colors, and I am waiting to see what my NN will lay, she has green legs..came from a pretty blue/green egg. Now those dark eggs you have there. Wow, dark. Do I see some pink??

 

[ronott1]

Oooo..

My Rhodebar does lay the cream colors, and I am waiting to see what my NN will lay, she has green legs..came from a pretty blue/green egg. Now those dark eggs you have there. Wow, dark. Do I see some pink??

Yes, the Pita Pintas can lay some pink speckled eggs.

One of the Partridge Penedesencas lays a rose colored egg sometimes.

Rhodebars should lay eggs similar to the Pita Pintas.

 

[Cynthia12]

I was going to look up the Jaer, but you posted some. They look nice. Are they hard to come by..eggs? I am pretty much done hatching though, serious..I am so tired of it now. Finally. But if they sell chicks somewhere?

 

[drumstick diva]

Lacey Blues, I wish you would do a short review of the new Transformers movie for us on my thread. I would really appreciate it.

 

[chickadoodles]

Thanks Ron and Lacey I was looking on Jeffers last night for vitamin D and found some. But if the nutri drench or rooster booster has it I can get that at tractor supply. And I will take him out of the pen to feed him for a while. We keep yogurt around. I will see what else I can pick up for the calcium boost he needs.
I appreciate your help so much. Thanks again.

 

[ChickenCanoe]

I was going to look up the Jaer, but you posted some. They look nice. Are they hard to come by..eggs? I am pretty much done hatching though, serious..I am so tired of it now. Finally. But if they sell chicks somewhere?

I got mine from Sandhill Preservation in Iowa. They're still quite rare in the US.

I forgot to mention that the chicks are sexable as day olds. They're great flyers so they need to be completely free range, in covered pens or very high fences.

http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/CGD/Jaer/BRKJaerhone.html

The following thread has been quiet lately but some of the people there have them and perhaps you could get eggs there.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/8796/norwegian-jaerhon

 

[Highcotton]

Im positively sure u cant plant a burpee onion seed in vidalia georgia.....and get a vidalia onion. I can plant the heirloom seeds from the fsmous vidalia onion seeds here, in alabama...and get really close to flavor and texture

I live pretty close to the boundary set for Vidalia onions so I can't call mine Vidalia onions so maybe I can call mine Peach onions. We are famous for our peaches here in Peach County.