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Oh, my that is just the most adorable thing I have ever seen.
Oh, my that is just the most adorable thing I have ever seen.
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Do you know what type you want?
Chickielady has some California's that she sells.
New Zealand and Satins are so other good breeds for meat.
Just a few post back
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=5905249#p5905249
Also go to your local 4-H extension Office and ask them
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Do you know what type you want?
Chickielady has some California's that she sells.
New Zealand and Satins are so other good breeds for meat.
Just a few post back
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=5905249#p5905249
Also go to your local 4-H extension Office and ask them
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Depending on price I am for sure!
RFF: I might be interested. We have actually been talking about it. I dont' do many of the cuts of steaks....we are roast and hamburger people...but I would sure like to have clean beef - not Safeway or Wall*Mart. Keep me in mind.
Depending on price I am for sure!
RFF: I might be interested. We have actually been talking about it. I dont' do many of the cuts of steaks....we are roast and hamburger people...but I would sure like to have clean beef - not Safeway or Wall*Mart. Keep me in mind.
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CL has/had Californians and they are a great meat rabbit. I know she just sold some, so I do not know if she still does. I used to raise French lop to show, they were big enough that if they were not show quality I butchered whatever I wanted. There are quite a few other meat rabbits (not enough cofee yet, I can't think of them)....but maybe CL can hook you up. I think she soild them to Illia...maybe Illia can hook ya' up here soon. Rabbits are super easy to butcher and I think they taste great. My DH just can't handle the idea of looking at faces and then eating them....mind you I asked him where does he think the beef and chicken in the freezer come from? I tell him it had a face....his response: I never had to see it.
CL has/had Californians and they are a great meat rabbit. I know she just sold some, so I do not know if she still does. I used to raise French lop to show, they were big enough that if they were not show quality I butchered whatever I wanted. There are quite a few other meat rabbits (not enough cofee yet, I can't think of them)....but maybe CL can hook you up. I think she soild them to Illia...maybe Illia can hook ya' up here soon. Rabbits are super easy to butcher and I think they taste great. My DH just can't handle the idea of looking at faces and then eating them....mind you I asked him where does he think the beef and chicken in the freezer come from? I tell him it had a face....his response: I never had to see it.
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From Ethel, WA Contact Chickielady on here I think she may be able to help you out.
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CL has/had Californians and they are a great meat rabbit. I know she just sold some, so I do not know if she still does. I used to raise French lop to show, they were big enough that if they were not show quality I butchered whatever I wanted. There are quite a few other meat rabbits (not enough cofee yet, I can't think of them)....but maybe CL can hook you up. I think she soild them to Illia...maybe Illia can hook ya' up here soon. Rabbits are super easy to butcher and I think they taste great. My DH just can't handle the idea of looking at faces and then eating them....mind you I asked him where does he think the beef and chicken in the freezer come from? I tell him it had a face....his response: I never had to see it.
I thought only kids lived in that bubble.
CL has/had Californians and they are a great meat rabbit. I know she just sold some, so I do not know if she still does. I used to raise French lop to show, they were big enough that if they were not show quality I butchered whatever I wanted. There are quite a few other meat rabbits (not enough cofee yet, I can't think of them)....but maybe CL can hook you up. I think she soild them to Illia...maybe Illia can hook ya' up here soon. Rabbits are super easy to butcher and I think they taste great. My DH just can't handle the idea of looking at faces and then eating them....mind you I asked him where does he think the beef and chicken in the freezer come from? I tell him it had a face....his response: I never had to see it.
I thought only kids lived in that bubble.
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Yes! For all who are interested!
I am bringing 20 sedum starts, 20 avens starts, and 20 hardy geranium starts. I also scrounged up 2 tricolor lace-capped hydrangeas and 2 of the deep purple butterfly bushes(my plants had layered) I had to fight to get the butterfly bushes out so I hope they make it.
I know CR had asked about the butterfly bushes for his bees so I might give him first dibs on one. There was another guy that wanted them also but I can't remember who...if your out there, jog my memory and I'll save it for you!
Anything that would be hardy on our side of the mtns....I would love to get some too. If no one else wants a butterfly bush I would LOVE to have one....but I am at the bottom of the list here as I am only now Chirping (catch the pun?) up.
The tri colored sedum is hardy to -34*, the hydrangeas to -10*, the avens(geum) to -28*, and the hardy geranium to -39*. Don't know your zone but if any of those will work then you're on!
Yes! For all who are interested!
I am bringing 20 sedum starts, 20 avens starts, and 20 hardy geranium starts. I also scrounged up 2 tricolor lace-capped hydrangeas and 2 of the deep purple butterfly bushes(my plants had layered) I had to fight to get the butterfly bushes out so I hope they make it.
I know CR had asked about the butterfly bushes for his bees so I might give him first dibs on one. There was another guy that wanted them also but I can't remember who...if your out there, jog my memory and I'll save it for you!
Anything that would be hardy on our side of the mtns....I would love to get some too. If no one else wants a butterfly bush I would LOVE to have one....but I am at the bottom of the list here as I am only now Chirping (catch the pun?) up.
The tri colored sedum is hardy to -34*, the hydrangeas to -10*, the avens(geum) to -28*, and the hardy geranium to -39*. Don't know your zone but if any of those will work then you're on!
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Anything that would be hardy on our side of the mtns....I would love to get some too. If no one else wants a butterfly bush I would LOVE to have one....but I am at the bottom of the list here as I am only now Chirping (catch the pun?) up.
The tri colored sedum is hardy to -34*, the hydrangeas to -10*, the avens(geum) to -28*, and the hardy geranium to -39*. Don't know your zone but if any of those will work then you're on!
The hydrangeas would not make it here...I have to look at a chnart to remember my zone...I am in the center North of Wa state. Up by the Canadian border. Would love some other starts if you have enough, though.
Anything that would be hardy on our side of the mtns....I would love to get some too. If no one else wants a butterfly bush I would LOVE to have one....but I am at the bottom of the list here as I am only now Chirping (catch the pun?) up.
The tri colored sedum is hardy to -34*, the hydrangeas to -10*, the avens(geum) to -28*, and the hardy geranium to -39*. Don't know your zone but if any of those will work then you're on!
The hydrangeas would not make it here...I have to look at a chnart to remember my zone...I am in the center North of Wa state. Up by the Canadian border. Would love some other starts if you have enough, though.
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The tri colored sedum is hardy to -34*, the hydrangeas to -10*, the avens(geum) to -28*, and the hardy geranium to -39*. Don't know your zone but if any of those will work then you're on!
The hydrangeas would not make it here...I have to look at a chnart to remember my zone...I am in the center North of Wa state. Up by the Canadian border. Would love some other starts if you have enough, though.
I'm bringing 20 of each of the avens, sedum, and geranium. We won't get there till Sat., probably mid a.m.
The tri colored sedum is hardy to -34*, the hydrangeas to -10*, the avens(geum) to -28*, and the hardy geranium to -39*. Don't know your zone but if any of those will work then you're on!
The hydrangeas would not make it here...I have to look at a chnart to remember my zone...I am in the center North of Wa state. Up by the Canadian border. Would love some other starts if you have enough, though.
I'm bringing 20 of each of the avens, sedum, and geranium. We won't get there till Sat., probably mid a.m.
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The hydrangeas would not make it here...I have to look at a chnart to remember my zone...I am in the center North of Wa state. Up by the Canadian border. Would love some other starts if you have enough, though.
I'm bringing 20 of each of the avens, sedum, and geranium. We won't get there till Sat., probably mid a.m.
Okay, I hope to run into you. I will be there in the morning and be there all day.
The hydrangeas would not make it here...I have to look at a chnart to remember my zone...I am in the center North of Wa state. Up by the Canadian border. Would love some other starts if you have enough, though.
I'm bringing 20 of each of the avens, sedum, and geranium. We won't get there till Sat., probably mid a.m.
Okay, I hope to run into you. I will be there in the morning and be there all day.
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