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I took out my heat lamp a few weeks ago.... I was so scared of a fire that I tied it with like 3 strings to keep it up and out of the way...

You are wise. One of our neighbors had his chicks in their basement. It was over a year before they could move back into their home. It had to be completely gutted as the wiring, plastic water pipes, all burned/melted.

Bet they don't do that again~~~~

I want a tripod to hang a heat lamp from. With thick stiff latched arms between the legs.
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Hi all,

I just found this thread (due to not being on a whole lot of "lists") as there is so much more to do in life, especially with a sick husband. Someone recommended this as a good place to ask about where to find different chicken breed "breeders".

So... that is mainly why I am here. I really need to find a good quality Cream Legbar hen. One of my young hens/pullets is laying pink eggs and I need to replace her. I only have four hens and I have no intentions of keeping this hen for chick raising. Anyone know of a breeder who is breeding the lighter cream Cream Legbars?

To top it all off, one of my Partridge Penedesencas, also a pullet, started laying olive eggs instead of the normal chocolate color. Grrrr.... She is officially for sale!

Yes, I live in Washinton... on the great Olympic Peninsula, where a winter windstorm took out my chicken coop. Luckily, no chickens were harmed. They were still sitting on their perchs, with an 18" diameter tree laying within a very few feet of the edge of the roost. I caught all but one by picking them up one by one and stuffing them into a dog crate. It took me two days to catch that last one as I could not find where she was hiding. Then on Sunday, there she was... near my feet and the race was on. Now, just imagine a 70+ year old lady, short grey hair in a wizard style from just getting up, in her nightgown with a purple fuzzy coat over it, and rubber barn boots, wielding a trout net, running after a stressed hen who did not want to be caught. Yep.... should be a cartoon, huh?
I look forward to sharing information and fun times with everyone....
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You are wise. One of our neighbors had his chicks in their basement. It was over a year before they could move back into their home. It had to be completely gutted as the wiring, plastic water pipes, all burned/melted.

Bet they don't do that again~~~~

I want a tripod to hang a heat lamp from. With thick stiff latched arms between the legs.
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Thats why i don't use heat lamps, only 60-75 watt incandescent bulbs in the wide ceramic livestock clip lights. Its not saying ya still can't start a fire…..its just a lot harder.
 
Yeah,right,
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ha ha ha,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ok, What lovelies are You breeding this year….. :) ….. There have been alot of queries regarding Beilefelders, have any chicks or ? available this year…..hows Your Olive eggers doing? Marans and omg, That beautiful Avatar fella…..

Are You saving any time for Your artistic gift? Your artwork is AMAZING, Growing anything special in Your garden this year? (i added 2 new bush cherries, supposed to be 6-8 feet max and deliver bing style cherries if You get them before the birds do)…..VBG…….Glad Your feeling better…..eliz
Oh geez sweetie how I miss you !
You & I are so like minds..............I have strated my garden starts in the hot frames, you recall the hot frames ????


So...I have started lots of herbs, a big container of gourmet basil....4 tomato varieties, the ones I use every year, one of which is of my breeding.
The squash will be in the hot frames later.
The peas, seed saved from last year...sweated for 2 days on my kitchen counter...nice & FAT...went in teh ground today in ditches fresh dug & filled with our composted chicken manure & coop shavings.
Hope you are doing well !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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