Washingtonians

[cmsdvm]

You can sign an note allowing someone else to act as your agent at coop-out- I did this with Steve Waters at Stockton. No problem.

 

[Chicken Rustler]

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I just looked at my printed catalog and the only thing I see is in the events schedule. They ONLY LIST coop in starting at 3:00pm friday and They ONLY LIST coop out after awards on sunday. For what its worth.

 

[4cats3kids1hubby2many]

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Welcome, I too am in Eastern WA....don't have any pointers for you other then read up on BYC and stick with this group and they will be able to answer many (If not all) of your questions. Oh, btw, there are coop designs on the home page of BYC

 

[4cats3kids1hubby2many]

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Correct me if I am wrong (and I know someone will).....Someone said to plant Lavendar around the chicken yard and it helps (with something). Anyone?

 

[Illia]

pips&peeps :

It's 334 miles for me, 5 1/2 hours driving................

I've done it a couple times now.

You're complaining? I'm sorry but just 200 miles to Seattle or Monroe is a 5 1/2 hour drive for me. ONE way.

You've got a relatively open highway trip all the way there. . . .

Sorry to steal your thunder though.​

 

[BoldogKennel]

Chicken Rustler, believe me, I have SCOURED that catalog for ANY contact info... the ONLY one if Mary Leatherman reference the bird auction; I have emailed her and left a voice message. I am now going to look up the website for the club and hope they have some usable contact info. THere is APA contact info in the catalog, but I am assuming they wouldn't have anything to do with the nuts and bolts of running the show?

 

[4cats3kids1hubby2many]

To whomever gave me the butterfly bush: I am sorry. (I think it was broodytody)....It was doing so well. I was going to plant it this weekend...I was figuring out a nice place for it....

....I just got home for lunch and the "puppies" evidently thought it was astick to play with. The planter was upturned and the "sprig" gone. I searched all over the yard to see if I could find it to try and save it...no such luck....I think I will go and wander around and give it one more try to find it. Dang dogs.

 

[BoldogKennel]

Ooh, I know THAT feeling (dang dogs eating bushes and plants!) sorry! That's a shame...

OK,I went to the PNPA site and came up with two contacts. I have left phone messages for both of them. Now I sit back and just pray they will not expect people to stay three days away from home (not possible!) or drive 3 days in a row several hundred miles (also not possible in this economy!)

I'll let you guys know when I hear anything....

 

[Breshcandra]

BoldogKennel, is that one of your dogs in your avatar?

 

[broodytood]

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It was me. We got a rescue dog (that had been beaten and starved) about 2 yrs ago that has major anxiety attacks when we leave home w/o him. He digs to get relief. So far I have lost 5 clematis, 3 boxwood, 2 barberry, and 2 spirea. He doesn't just dig them up, he chews the root ball off so that they are dead dead by the time we find them. So I so know what you are going through! We put him in the kennel now with a big bone to help him when we are gone.
I hoping to root some this year so if it's toast I'm hoping to have more later!