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[Greg Richardson]

How great is this? WOW!

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I'm going to send them a Thank You email.




Go Salmon fishing (War Vets. only) (Seattle)

Date: 2012-09-13, 4:27PM PDT
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Thank you for your service! I have a small Classic "Poulsbo Fishing Skiff" and would like to share the experience of salmon fishing with War Veterans. I can take only one person at a time. There are some salmon in now. I have all the gear, you will need a saltwater Salmon/only permit. Cost is about $9-17 for a 1 or 3 day.(if you need help with the cost of license, we can help). We will fish out of Ballard in Shilshole Bay (weather permitting) Please provide proof of your service. The 7 and 8lb. salmon were caught this morning(9-11) Guys or Gals welcome. Jim

 

[justbugged]

Quote: I don't see any reason to not give the bird seed to your chickens. I would give it to them as a treat, not their only food source. But I tend to feed my chickens just about anything. As far as I can tell there isn't much a chicken won't eat. I do know that I sure wouldn't want to fall down in the run, without being able to get up. I tend to think of the chickens like two legged garbage disposals. I don't give them anything moldy, or with chocolate on it.

 

[Chicken Rustler]

Hello~~ I just joined here yesterday and someone in my introduction thread pointed me this way.

I'm a bit floored by the over 8000 pages in this thread, so please excuse me if I don't read the entire thing.

Although I grew up in SE Michigan, I have lived in WA for the better part of 5 years now and I consider this to be my permanent home. I moved out this way when I was just shy of 20 to live with my (then) boyfriend. We've since gotten engaged and worked our way up to buying our first home. :> It's all in the process right now. Hence why I decided to join here, I'd sure like to have my own small flock of chickens.

There are a few enablers here and we can help get ya in trouble with too many chickenz !!!

 

[Hinotori]

I have bird seed in the mix I give my birds as scratch. My thoughts are the more seeds I can get in it, the better it is for them. They pick out the peanuts first, then the safflower seeds. Milo is a favorite as well (the big round seeds in birdseed, the small ones are proso millet). They eat everything in what I give them. The cracked corn is actually one of the last things they eat. Some of them don't care for it and others love it.

 

[Hinotori]

to all of the new people over the last few days. It's hard to keep up with this thread. I just try and catch up on the last few pages if it's been a while.

 

[Chicken Rustler]

Quote: Yes Doctors "practice" medicine. Lawyers "practice" law. And a mechanic well he guarantees his work ! !

 

[justbugged]

Quote: I wouldn't mind having a light box, but I haven't ever gotten past the cost. I do get enough relief from the vitamin D to make a difference. I also know that I am getting to the point that living somewhere where the sun was shining more would help a lot. I am still rather attached to Western Washington. Both DH and I were born here, and all the family is here. So moving doesn't feel like an option. I just know that I would feel better in a warmer sunnier climate. DH only needs a major airport for work, so his job isn't a problem.

 

[VelvettFog]

Quote:
All things in moderation

 

[Greg Richardson]

Quote: Sounds like another movie going to be made. LOL!

 

[VelvettFog]

Quote:
Agreed. Costco has about a 3lb bag of flaxseed too, and I think about 2-3Tbsp of flaxseed makes an excellent substitute for and egg in most recipes!

There really is no culinary substitute for eggs. There are a few things that will work some times, but for the most part an egg is a very special ingredient.