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[the-bird-man]

Get one!  :yiipchick   No, get two!  

i will one day. i got other more important things that suddenly came up so will take care of them first

 

[Cynthia12]

i will one day. i got other more important things that suddenly came up so will take care of them first

Hoping all is well! I need to see you again. It's been a long long time. You would not recognize me. I've expanded a bit. But that's ok, I had a squishy grandma..I loved sitting on her lap and her singing to me. Miss her still, been yrs. but still think of her often.
You stay well, ya hear?

 

[Tweetie]

I'm new to BYC and to Chicken in general. I live in Spanish Fork. Its great to see a board for all of us from Utah.

 

[Cynthia12]

I'm new to BYC and to Chicken in general. I live in Spanish Fork. Its great to see a board for all of us from Utah.

I live in Spanish Fork! Whoot! More company!

 

[the-bird-man]

Hoping all is well!   I need to see you again.  It's been a long long time.  You would not recognize me.  I've expanded a bit.  But that's ok, I had a squishy grandma..I loved sitting on her lap and her singing to me.   Miss her still, been yrs. but still think of her often.
You stay well, ya hear? 

somehow our cat was able to sneak in and got my mothers canary so my mothers sad as we all are so i am going to get her a new one but things are well thanks. hey fluffy grandmas are always fun we all expand a bit sooner or later but yeah it would be fun to see you. i will buy chicks from you sooner or later lol. one of these days i will try to get pictures of my girls i got from you, you should see the silver pencil rock, she is so curvy and fluffy and beautiful. past few months she has rose in the pecking order to near the top. the buff orp is one to pester you until you pet her, she also is very protective of the eggs in the nest box lol. she is very nosy too. but she is so lovable.

in other news i lost a leghorn girl tonight, i am sure its because of old age as she was hatched in fall of 2010 and you know how leghorns dont live as long and burn out faster. everyone is healthy so i am not worried.

 

[gus2pp]

[COLOR=FF0000]REDIII[/COLOR]; the forum is 'rockin' cause of you… you are hot stuff and everyone is going crazy happy for you. Me too. It might have fallen from fashion, but that saying, "You go Girl!" comes to mind. Anyway, glad everyone is in enabler ecstatic cataract convulsions, EECC for short. No known cure. For the past while I have been working on a method of 'detaining' the love of my Banty Roosters, from my poor overworked hens. Being from the sixties, I thought all the world needs now is love, sweet love, Give peace a chance, Aquarius let your love shine in, etc. etc. But it would seem there CAN be too much love in the world, at least in chicken circles. Thusly I have been working on a Rooster pen, my grandson called it a chicken jail… I suppose they both work. I think that on the morrow, there will be a lot less love in the world. This is what I have come up with, a portable pen, about seven feet by eight feet and four and a half feet high at the peak. Seems to be sturdy enough and I can move it alone if needed. I attached a dog house to the wooden end plug and the plug to the pen. It might work as a grow out pen, time out place, who knows what wonders await a crafty bird keeper. Over grass and dirt I will attach some hardware cloth apron to the outside bottom edge. I will most likely use rings so as I can just lift them up and quick tie them so as to move the pen and chicken house. I found the pen at Cal Ranch in Harrisville, north of Ogden. I think I would like to attach some of that shade cloth to the roof, anyone use this for a purpose such as this. I mounted the dog house to the plywood plug with eight screws that my driver can zip in and out in a moment to move the portable pen. Just sharing my thoughts and ideas with the kind folks here. RC and his gals this A.M. The little people… Best to all and their 'bators 'n birds, RJ

A lot less love in the world. That made me laugh. Whenever I step into the chicken coop, my Australorp cockerel is hiding from the hens up on the roost. He is nearly a year younger then the majority of my girls, though. He seems sort of tender. He is getting beautiful!

 

[pfrosty]

I picked up a few Leghorns a couple of weeks ago. This particular brown or silver leghorn makes me wonder if she is a he. Those feathers make me wonder. What do you think?

 

[gus2pp]

I picked up a few Leghorns a couple of weeks ago. This particular brown or silver leghorn makes me wonder if she is a he. Those feathers make me wonder. What do you think?

How old is this babe? The comb looks a little too light to be a cockerel, to me.

 

[RJSorensen]

Well, I have an interest in him… but the DW (Karole) said that I don't. Guess we will have to wait until she crows. You are very lucky/unlucky depending on ones point of view.



A profile of your last, 'husky voiced' hen, now going by the moniker R.C.

Best to you and your boys egg project,

RJ

 

[pfrosty]

@gus2pp I bought 7 new chicks from IFA on March 16. I'm not sure how old they were to begin with. I'm excited to add to my flock of BR, BO, BSL, RIR and Ameracauna with 3 Leghorns (White, silver & brown), 2 Wellsummers, a Delaware and a Jersey Giant. I hope they all get along!