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[broodytood]

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Those are soo crazy looking illia!! Lol I would almost be afraid of 'em!

I AM afraid of them!

 

[broodytood]

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Those are soo crazy looking illia!! Lol I would almost be afraid of 'em!

How about when they're young?

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5139/5438479531_94c5f14275.jpg

Ohkay, maybe if I could watch them from the time they're little... but they still look angry when they are all grown up.

 

[Cloverleaf Farm]

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Oh, this B&B looks so nice. I wish we could...but it is looking like DD (9) is coming with. bummer.

DS (10) is coming with me, stay at the Guesthouse Inn!

 

[Ogress]

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I love it when things rub off on them! lol

I may have said this before but my DH said no way!! no chickens!! they stink and poop on everything!!!! I said yeah yeah I know... He built me a chicken run the day I went to go get my chickens. Then he built me an indoor coop inside the shed the run was attached to. He did not want them to freeze. Then he got worried a coyote or dog would get them and brought me in a mini 14 rifle to protect them. Then he shot at the coyote twice himself to protect them. THEN he bought me an incubator so I could hatch eggs. He watched the whole thing with me and added water for me when I was away. Then he insisted I get my lone Serama his own wives when I borrowed a big rooster and broke his heart (thanks JBear!). Then he goes out and talks to them every day and checks to make sure they are ok. Then he started catching the shy or mean ones and petting them so they will be tamer. NOW he is making the indoor coop bigger and helping me make another pen for more chickens... he he he...

mine's turning into a big chicke softie too .... I used to have llamas and he was the same way, called them all sorts of belittling, stupid names (and my friends and I too for getting them). One day when he thought I was not home, my friend and I spied on him to make sure he really did go out to feed the llamas. Not only did he feed them their regular food, bu brought them a bucket full of fresh vegetables that he bought at the store for them, and spent more than an hour talking to them, and trying to coax the baby llama to folllow him around the pasture!

 

[Ogress]

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That's so sad

, I've not met her and my heart is breaking. I sure wish there is something I can do to help.

 

[Chicken Rustler]

OK so it looks like I have figured out a way to get bells to people at the show. IF I can get them all done by then.

 

[Ogress]

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Is it the one that looks like the "Death Star" big poo drawer underneath that you empty weekly? I got one of those ... loved it for a few years, but it is getting finicky now

 

[snapkrackelpop19]

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These are the coolest looking birds. I could only imagine what my neighbors would think if I got some, they like to peak through the fence and watch my chickens. One day they'll see all these big fluffy girls and then a rapator out of no where pops out!
I reallyyy hope you bring some eggs to the show

 

[Ogress]

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I remember the Dutch Cup! My mom was visiting 12+ yrs ago when DS was born. I took mom to Leavenworth when I got out of the hospital 'cause I was getting tired of being nagged. On the way home,we drove through Sultan at dinnertime, and being from Holland, she insisted we eat dinner there. She was furious because none of the food they served was Dutch (...and I was thankful because the dutch can't cook!)

 

[Ogress]

What page am I on now ... I think I have about a dozen left to read....