We've had more snow than this year before, but for some reason today it was a problem... the roof collapsed on the building that I had the turkeys in. It was one of those metal storage buildings that you get from home improvement stores. I could see the heritage turkeys wandering amongst the roof wreckage, they were all ok but there was no sign of the BBB hen that was in with them. DH and DS actually came out to help me, that in itself was a surprise. After frantically digging, I fould the hen pinned between the roof and an outside wall. She is still alive but won't stand up and a wing may be injured, too. Now have to find someplace in the house to put her, we have an Alberta Clipper heading in and it's supposed to get pretty cold (down to possibly -20F with 40 - 50 mph wind gusts).
It's going to be fun in the spring, last spring I moved them from their permanent building because it flooded and never really dried out. Now with all of the snow, it'll probably be a real mess when it melts and I had to put them back in there.
Sigh... didn't need this...
It's going to be fun in the spring, last spring I moved them from their permanent building because it flooded and never really dried out. Now with all of the snow, it'll probably be a real mess when it melts and I had to put them back in there.
Sigh... didn't need this...
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