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ok, let me try this again... As currently worded: DMM Chapter 503 Section 14 14.0 Special Handling 14.1 Fees for Special Handling 14.1.1 Fees Fee is in addition to postage and other fees, per piece. See Notice 123—Price List. 14.1.2 Fee and Postage The applicable special handling fee...

Only live birds and bees were specifically called out. Let me see if I can find the specifics for you.

It's a "special handling fee" - at least, that's what they are calling it. It does specify that it's intended to be applied because more care is expected to be taken with live birds and bees than with non-live packages. However, they don't go into detail to describe how it is that they will...

This photo is just priceless Oh no....so sorry to hear that Did this happen recently or are you talking about the last time it happened? I've been AWOL the last week...and have to admit to not reading back through the thread.

What an adorable tractor! Very nicely done. I can so sympathize....there are times I've threatened the dogs with becoming fricassee (spelled that wrong). What lovely birds. I will be mostly offline for the next little while. Between my grandbaby being born and my uncle dieing this...

x2 Oh no, hon....I'm so sorry to see this Sounds like good advice.

We just got a pretty good thunderstorm. A bit of high winds; but, nothing terrible. Very thankful. Hoping everyone north of us is doing well.

I'll tell Mike you said so I didn't want them jumping up on the feeder and scratching it all out and defecating in it and I was hoping to have some sort of protection from the rain. We got some pretty good rain last night, and nary a drop in the feeder - and, the gals can't crawl up onto...

Yes, yes I have... I'll try to get you a photo tonight.

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I do fermented feed, not dry; and, so I can't use the feed hangers...so, I don't have a suggestion for you. They sure love to scratch in their food. For us, I found that the easiest thing for us was to make a covered feeder. We have a PVC pipe mounted on some legs with a cover over the top of...

Welcome to BYC, both of you Our EE's started laying this week. If their colours were up to standard, they'd just about rate Ameraucana ...slate legs, muffs, beards and the prettiest blue eggs. Here's a photo of Roxanne - she decided Mike's shop was the place to lay her eggs. She started...

Wonderful news!

We're getting sporadic rains here...not even really enough to call it rain. Just getting spit on from time to time. I have a poor red dorking that is almost out of its shell, but not quite. She got mostly out and kinda stopped. I told Mike we should just give up on her; but, he's determined...

Thank you for that information. And, I appreciate the number. The one I had on hand for TPWD was a different one and required three transfers to get to the correct place. A bit more frustrating than being able to dial directly to where I needed to be. I'll be sure to note the number you...

They call me Granma Kili. I'm ok with that I'm just happy to be accepted into the family in some small way. I don't want to try to take the place of anyone; but, I do want them to know they are always welcome....you know?

Interesting. Leads one to wonder why "all varieties" on pheasants would be different than "all varieties" on ducks or any of the others. Ornamental pheasants are not wild any longer...they've beend domesticated and used in aviaries for ages. Strange that they would differentiate "all...

I'm a step-grandma...so, there are some considerations I need to take into account....I'm still working to win over the mom and dad. Can't spoil all that hard work by pulling the grandma trump card just yet.