Washingtonians

[Imp]

Sorry double post

 

[SadieSue]

ok so we are going to TRY to be there about 9ish.

SadieSue are ya gonna make it Too bad I didn't know sooner maybe I coulda ordered a bottle of Fudge!

Oh darn! I wish I had put a couple of thoughts together sooner! I could have brought your bottle!
Well for now I'm thinking I'll bring it to the next show.

I'm hoping to be in Enumclaw by 10 at the latest.

 

[Justahannah]

I've never been to a poulty auction, it sounds like so much fun! I'll have to see if I can talk the family into going

 

[Ixyavi]

It's too bad that Enumclaw is a nearly 3 hour drive from me.

 

[Rainwolf]

OK looks like a bunch of us are gonna be here
http://www.enumclawlivestockauction.4t.com/

JB, my mom and I will be there at 930am-10? to put our critters in the auction.
Then we are gonna go get something to eat and be back at the auction for start at 11am?
*JB correct me if I'm wrong anywhere*
SO anyone coming early want to meet up and go get breakfast?


Address is
Enumclaw Sales Pavilion
22712 se 436th Enumclaw, Wa. 98022

 

[justbugged]

I've never been to a poulty auction, it sounds like so much fun! I'll have to see if I can talk the family into going

I hope you can make it. It is very interesting to watch.

 

[justbugged]

It's too bad that Enumclaw is a nearly 3 hour drive from me.

Amtrak is the way to go. I'd even pick you up in Tacoma. My DD used to do this after we move back her from Vancouver. She would ride the train to see friends. My DS did it a few times while dating his wife.

 

[justbugged]

OK looks like a bunch of us are gonna be here
http://www.enumclawlivestockauction.4t.com/

JB, my mom and I will be there at 930am-10? to put our critters in the auction.
Then we are gonna go get something to eat and be back at the auction for start at 11am?
*JB correct me if I'm wrong anywhere*
SO anyone coming early want to meet up and go get breakfast?


Address is
Enumclaw Sales Pavilion
22712 se 436th Enumclaw, Wa. 98022

We can get breakfast at the auction. But there is a much better place in town. We can even order to go if we need to.

 

[justbugged]

Okay I really am going to catch a couple of little birds and then go to bed for a little bit.

 

[nwsilkie]

I have a question for all of you washingtonians... Yes, I searched and read a ton of other threads on this... but am getting lots of mixed comments...

We are completing our new large coop (6x8 footprint) and are putting up the roof this weekend.

We are debating between just using the corrugated plastic (the coop is in the shade) or putting plywood under the plastic.

We like the idea of getting more light into the coop and not putting plywood underneath, but are worried about the cold, damp seattle winters (more damp than cold! LOL!)

What do all of you have or recommend? Our current coop is much smaller with just a few chickens. Between the deep litter and their body, heat, they seemed to weather fine last winter when we first ventured into keeping chickens. We are worried with a much larger coop, their body heat won't be enough to keep them warm in our coldest winter days...

Any suggestions, hints tips? Thanks!