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[chickadoodles]

I am bummed..... I still haven't figured out how to sit motionless all day and get everything done, all at the same time.

Hey Alaskan, Oz is right you may need to lay down to dream it all done. lol
Have not seen you on here since the chickenfun thread died. How are ya?

 

[chickadoodles]

Quote: How fun Ron, thanks for sharing and Cynthia thanks for the barrel roll that was funny.

 

[superchemicalgirl]

SCG pssst. how big is your freezer?

Which one? I have three.

(I live with a hunter and raise poultry for meat).

 

[drumstick diva]

SCG

okay then 6'7" = 79 inches divided by 3(freezers) = about 26 inches per freezer I guess. Math is not my strong suit.



PS I was able to find pot holder loops - I may be able to make/ send you my "specialty" product (remember from pms???)

 

[chickisoup]

Quote: X2

 

[LindaB220]

While I don't kill garter snakes, corn snakes, black snakes, king snakes, or indigos, I do kill water moccasins, copperheads, coral snakes, rattle snakes, and pygmy rattlers. Yes, boa constrictors, and pythons grow to be very large and are dangerous in the wild. They have overwhelmed the everglades, and other lowlands killing both native animals, and bird populations to dangerous lows. We don't have enough cold for them to go into full hibernation, or for the cold to reduce their population, so they continuously reproduce. They are problematic in the cities, and on farms too, however, less so in the cities, and on farms than in the everglades, and wetlands.

And then there's me, SNAKE and run like he//. I can't tell the difference of any.

 

[chickadoodles]

Here's a shot of most of my cockerels just after I fed them

I hand feed them and pick them up and pet them they are very gentle even a child can handle them and has.

 

[Cynthia12]

Are all of those roosters?

No fair! I want just one..one..that's all I ask. But no, that rooster collar I got did not work. Not a shock collar remember.

 

[Lacy Blues]

I read, on the rooster collars, that you have to put them on sort of loosely at first so the rooster gets used to having in on and then tighten it slightly after a day or so and keep doing that (til he can't breathe at all!

). No, not really, tighten it until it stays where its supposed to and is snug and is supposed to work. I imagine you have to put them in a particular place on the neck?

 

[Cynthia12]

Yes, I did the loose first, then, I tightened it. And again. Thought I best stop tightening it when my little white silkie boys eyes started bulging.
J/K But yeah, I didn't dare go too tight. I have heard that it works better on some than others. Guess I could try again on another. Will see.