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[Chicken Rustler]

Ok..he's holding it for me and I'll pick it up today. I'm not going to chehalis, or I don't ave plans to anyway..is anyone in north seattle going?

Maybe KIM,?? Tamara??

 

[Chicken Rustler]

Sizzled.

But those already exist. And you overlooked the FRO from getting shocked.

 

[Stumpfarmer]

Boy, I need that: my crate didn't come back from the auction for which I got $6 total for four cockerels.

Did you go to the Enumclaw auction?  Need to box the birds for Enumclaw.  Also, if you box them separately, they'll sell them separately.

Chehalis: I'm in Lacey, and get north of Exit 111 about approximately maybe twice a year. My cousin took them and didn't stay, so goodbye dog carrier.

 

[KMHunter]

Quote: I am not going to submerge them. I will actually make hangers so they hang in the bucket at a safe level. Some others have done this and it's worked, but they definitely didn't submerge them! Lol! I can only imagine what my chickens woud be saying about me, loudly!

If I can't make it work, then I will just bring them in every night or use my heated waterers.
If it is a newer fish tank heater, it is most likely 100% submersible~ For example, every heater at petsmart is submersible http://www.petsmart.com/family/inde...xonomy/PET/2769248&fbc=1&fbn=Taxonomy|Heaters

My heaters are all at the bottom of my tanks, hidden behind stuff.
Those are the ones I got.

 

[hallerlake]

Quote: Sizzles exist. Not sizzleds.

 

[CarolynF]

Whereabouts would these loverly lilacs be located? We bought our place almost exactly one year ago so we've now had one full season cycle to find out what all is here (8.5 acres of mostly old growth bordering the Oly National Forest). The few trees we added in the spring probably didn't survive the drought this summer. I parasited as many unwanted plants from friends and family and focused on decidious and flowering to try to break up the ad nauseum evergreen.

You want/need more plants? I have stuff to share -- some dahlia tubers and another plant whose name eludes me, but they look like lavender bottle brushes and are used by florists, they bloom in early summer, grow from bulb/croms. Are you going to the show in Chehalis? Can also share some crocosmia (lucifer).

 

[KMHunter]

Quote: I am going and could meet you at Third Place books sometime next week. Fridays work best, but I could do Wednesday evening or Saturday too.

 

[hallerlake]

Quote: Liatris?

 

[Chicken Rustler]

Shall we just fix this story so it makes sense?

Quote:

and as for the FB welllll see seems somebody got into the middle of (rustling chickens) where they had no business (not me). Several of us were already helping (rustle some chickens) and then somebody called law enforcement (because their chickens were being rustled). There was NOTHING illegal or wrong in any way (because we had permission to rustle some chickens). So when I spoke out to the one (who had their chickens rustled and) who called the cops. That was the point when I got locked out (and the chickens were locked back in). Then a while later the entire post and most of what I had posted that night went invisible (and the chickens had a good night sleep) !!! All seems OK now.

HEY I'll be

 

[Stumpfarmer]

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I've been sprinkling seeds of the S. douglasii on the other side of the fence on my side of the fence. I also gathered the berries from my yellow twigged dogwood up front, and fed them to the chickens, so they could plant them for me. Cheap and lazy.

The tweety birds planted my S. douglassii (else Hardhack) under the power line to the pump. They don't grow under themselves in nature; if you go out on the Shelton-Matlock Rd/Goose Prairie there's places that look as if they were laid out by surveyors, old Hardhack swamps where the plants are pretty much precisely 25" apart.