YO GEORGIANS! :)

[Flowerbh]

What area?

West Dawsonville, near Amicalola Falls State Park

 

[Flowerbh]

Anyone here have call ducks?

No. But I'm hatching some Indian Runner Ducks first week in March!

 

[BioBantams]

West Dawsonville, near Amicalola Falls State Park

Hartwell ga near the Carolina line

 

[4 ever Orpington]

West Dawsonville, near Amicalola Falls State Park

Beautiful area!

 

[brucifer]

Are you getting back into chickens?

I plan to have just five pullets and perhaps one cockerel for now. Lisa still wants to move to a larger homestead, so that plus a couple of other things are keeping me from getting back in full swing. It was tough for us to say goodbye to all our chickens. They are wonderful fowl. We had 80+ at one point last year.

We have three bee nucs on order, so we will start raising bees soon. It was Lisa's idea to get into the bees, but it looks like I will bee the bee man...lol Actually, we're all looking forward to the bees. Wish we lived closer to you and Randy, so our bees could tap into that sourwood nectar flow in late summer. That's my favorite honey by far. If you ever decide to raise bees, you're in the perfect location for it.

 

[4 ever Orpington]

Hartwell ga near the Carolina line

Bio do you breed silkie’s

 

[BioBantams]

Bio do you breed silkie’s

I do not. I have RIR and old English bantams

 

[4 ever Orpington]

I do not. I have RIR and old English bantams

Thanks bio!

 

[Tabasco Jack]

I plan to have just five pullets and perhaps one cockerel for now. Lisa still wants to move to a larger homestead, so that plus a couple of other things are keeping me from getting back in full swing. It was tough for us to say goodbye to all our chickens. They are wonderful fowl. We had 80+ at one point last year.

We have three bee nucs on order, so we will start raising bees soon. It was Lisa's idea to get into the bees, but it looks like I will bee the bee man...lol Actually, we're all looking forward to the bees. Wish we lived closer to you and Randy, so our bees could tap into that sourwood nectar flow in late summer. That's my favorite honey by far. If you ever decide to raise bees, you're in the perfect location for it.

For what ever reason, here at Longleaf you can't swing a dead cat without hitting a Sourwood tree. @GAMarans

 

[Tabasco Jack]

The first mushroom day went well. The rain held off and we got a lot of work done around the place. We're on schedule to do more next weekend weather permitting.
https://www.facebook.com/LongLeafGeorgia/posts/838892092948865
And we'll have bunnies ready for adoption in a couple of weeks.