YO GEORGIANS! :)

[RoboDuck]

There are very few animals in Georgia that you can keep. Freshwater turtles, fish, freshwater lizards are some of the exceptions that are ok. The Georgia hunting regulations cover them fairly well.

 

[carcar80]

@RoboDuck - TSC dallas, this month? Or March?

 

[RoboDuck]

Are you a DNR agent? Or a secret agent ?lol

Agent of DOOM.

 

[LTygress]

@RoboDuck - TSC dallas, this month? Or March?

I'm not in the Dallas, GA area, but I would assume this month. Most TSC's in Georgia get their chicks in February.

 

[RoboDuck]

@RoboDuck - TSC dallas, this month? Or March?

4 days from now, my fair lady. According to Holly who told me this secret today.

 

[carcar80]

Oh wow! I don't plan to get any but it still makes me excited!! That means SPRING to me!!

 

[LTygress]

I need to check with mine, so I can be sure to buy my next round of chicken feed BEFORE they come in.

If I buy it after they get chicks in, I'll come home with 300 lbs of chicken feed, and about 30 pounds of CHICKS!

 

[carcar80]

4 days from now, my fair lady.  

Just curious.. Did you type this in an English accent? Cause that's how I read it.

It was like, SO Valentiny.

 

[RoboDuck]

No, sorry. It was Paulding County redneck accent. Not quite as "valentiny" now, huh?

 

[RoboDuck]

Change of subjects.....

1. How much different are Pilgrim geese eggs from chicken eggs? Size... toughness of the shell.....length of incubation..... assisting them to hatch?


2. What the sam hill is the ovation thing? Why is the number of ovations different than the ovation score? Do I get to save up ovation points for prizes?