YO GEORGIANS! :)

Well Bummer about the Magic Eraser! It worked so well on those stubborn little spots! Only used it on those few that just wouldn't come clean. Most my eggs are clean to begin with. Just, sometimes after it rains and the hens feet are so muddy and they all try to get into the same nest and I don't get them collected as often as I usually do, I would use the ME. And, I did rinse them off, too. Oh well. Guess I will have to look elsewhere for a good scrubbie!

I wouldn't stop using the magic eraser to clean eggs. You rinse them afterward, and you don't eat the shells anyway. No corporation told me to say this.
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My youngest peeps enjoying free-range time.


This is a Rhodebar pullet from one of my April hatches, I think she is the prettiest one so far.


Two Welsummer pullets hangin' with their Crested Cream Legbar rooster. Pullets from this cross should be olive eggers.
 
My youngest peeps enjoying free-range time. This is a Rhodebar pullet from one of my April hatches, I think she is the prettiest one so far. Two Welsummer pullets hangin' with their Crested Cream Legbar rooster. Pullets from this cross should be olive eggers. [/quo Awe! The NNs are so cute! The frizzle may be a NANA naked neck. If she is, she would carry two copies of the NN genes. All babies from her would be NN.
 
I'm BACK!!! I've had a lot going on lately and just haven't had time to check-in. I AM STILL A CHICKEN ADDICT!!! Tell Mr. Flowerbh... THERE IS NO CURE!! :lol:


Yea! Glad your back!

Also excited that I have someone coming to look at my chicks for sale tomorrow! Cross your fingers for me! I need to find them homes. She said she doesn't want silkies. So I will still have my cuckoo silkies. If I don't sell them, I will keep them until they grow out a little and may either keep them or take them to auction.

Also, be warned that my DH says he is going to post something on here. Heaven only knows what it will be!
 
Spent an hour and a half chasing down the neighbors German Shepard all over our yard this morning. She broke her chain and of course went after the other neighbor's free range chickens that have been sticking around our yard. She nearly got the Ameraucana rooster. I had to take the lock off our gate and use it to close her chain back around the neighbor's tree. I was shaking when it was all over. I am so exhausted...
 

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