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[Chicken Rustler]

Quote: Hey now ! I think I commented but may have been my strange attempts at humor that was not understood! Sometimes some of us just need a gentle pat on the head with a BIG STICK.

renart please don't feel bad and PLEASE DO continue to share. And CONGRATS ON YOUR SCORES.

 

[RonB]

I should have pics tomorrow and will post then. There are 6 basic designs but since they are all hand made they are each different. See I make some short, some med and some tall. Some are stand up some are leaning forward. And then Steve paints and they are all just a little different but we are doing Easter type colors. They are $5.00 each or 2 for $10.00

Ok really he is selling them for $4.00 each.

$5.00 ea BUT ONLY $10.00 for TWO

WOW now that IS a bargain. why would anybody only buy one ??? only if they weren't smart I guess

 

[RonB]

Sorry ... this is way out of context, and just about me and my silly

249 -- 242 -- 231 --= 722 series

Well I know all about bowling and if you roll a 700 series it is NOT LUCK ! it means you are good

way to go Renart

My mom still bowls at 83 yrs old. once in a while she will roll a 200 game. Back in her younger years she had a 200 average. Her name was in the paper almost even week. My folks bowled in a couples league and alot of the men didn't like my mom becasue she was better then them ! just jealous of her. !!!!


OK heres some numbers for you ( and it ain;t bragging )

41 70 92 101 64 = 368

any idea's

 

[NovaAman]

Hey-lo! How's the weather treating ya'll this week? We've got the crazy stuff here. It like Mama Nature has gone bi-polar...

Anyway, just stopping by to return CR's visit. Yak on the yakkity yak chicken theiving, kings thread. LOL.

 

[FlyRobinFly]

Look in dictionary under "contentment". See photo.

 

[ReikiStar]

Monroe Farm & Feed (in Monroe) will be getting straight run assorted Phoenix chicks in on March 30th. You might want to call to see what the assortment contains.

Whoops! This was meant to be a reply to LCLOUGH1998.

 

[FlyRobinFly]

DD has a science fair project to do this spring. She wants it to involve chickens. We have an incubator and she was thinking she wanted to hatch chicks, but I'm not so keen on that; I really do not need another chicken!

She has a T-shirt that has on it: "I love chickens, they know EVERYTHING!" I got to thinking; maybe she can train some of our bantam roosters to run through obstacle courses; it would give her a project and the little roos something to do to earn their keep.

Can it be done? Has anyone tried it?

There are clips on YouTube of chickens doing obstacles and other tricks, and a professional dog trainer I know was required to teach a chicken to run an agility course as an exercise through a workshop or something, so it definitely can be done. Olivia can record different responses to positive and negative reinforcement, change up rewards, and so on. Lots of great data she can use for the science fair.

 

[FlyRobinFly]

This is very good for me right now since he is paying me to make them and I am working in his shop (that is warmer than my work area consisting of a tin roof). He supplies all the materials and equipment. He also buys lunch (fast food) and brings it to the shop.
We made 65 of these in the last 2 days.
Does it get much better get paid to do something I enjoy so much?

CR, that's great!

CR
Post a picture of one so we can see it!!!!!!

x2!

 

[FlyRobinFly]

oh, that's not me, that's my daughter! As the girls got older, he used to walk them to the bus stop every morning, and wait until they were on the bus for school before coming home (I know, I watched from behind some trees!)

Ah, genetics...she looks like you! Still adorable though. And that was a wonderful dog, taking such good care of his girls.

 

[FlyRobinFly]

OK heres some numbers for you ( and it ain;t bragging )

41 70 92 101 64 = 368

any idea's

Sorry Ron, I can only do chicken math!