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    BYC's 52-Week Photography Challenge — Week 12: Details! — Mar 23–29, 2026

    I always think processors and any kind of PCB are pretty cool! But also I have been obsessively trying to figure out what the background is in your picture. What in the world is that? I love the texture and splashiness of it. I'm sure it's it's just something asinine like an old table in your...
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    BYC's 52-Week Photography Challenge — Week 12: Details! — Mar 23–29, 2026

    Thank you! I liked the feather one the best for sure. I took about 100 pictures to get that one though!
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    BYC's 52-Week Photography Challenge — Week 12: Details! — Mar 23–29, 2026

    *Pea sprouts At first I wanted to take the challenge a little more creatively, but then again I had fun trying to find some textural and up close details of things I interact with everyday.
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    BYC's 52-Week Photography Challenge — Week 12: Details! — Mar 23–29, 2026

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    BYC's 52-Week Photography Challenge — Week 12: Details! — Mar 23–29, 2026

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    BYC's 52-Week Photography Challenge — Week 11: Eye See You! — Mar 16–22, 2026

    Beautiful pup. I like the composition
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    BYC's 52-Week Photography Challenge — Week 11: Eye See You! — Mar 16–22, 2026

    Ok last one for me this week
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    BYC's 52-Week Photography Challenge — Week 11: Eye See You! — Mar 16–22, 2026

    got inspired to capture some more eyes today
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    BYC's 52-Week Photography Challenge — Week 11: Eye See You! — Mar 16–22, 2026

    I love how the eggs turn into bokeh. Nice vibe all around and great light. Love this one @R2elk
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    BYC's 52-Week Photography Challenge — Week 11: Eye See You! — Mar 16–22, 2026

    Tricky! I like your use of the 2.22:1 aspect ratio here
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    BYC's 52-Week Photography Challenge — Week 11: Eye See You! — Mar 16–22, 2026

    Hey everyone, love all the pictures so far! Going to try and keep following this week to week Here's my response to this week's challenge:
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    Large number broiler -brooder help needed

    How many lamps are you running? I've had trouble keeping large numbers of broilers warm during early spring in an uninsulated brooder building. I only brood them now during the warm season since it's so much easier. In certain setups, heat lamps can cause convention and in cold temps that...
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    Growing Australorps to eat

    I find dual purpose birds get pretty tough and stringy meat after about 5 months old. You can cook them differently when they grt older than that, but it's more complicated and less like the store bought chicken that most people are familiar with.
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    Meat Chickens - chilling stage and duration?

    Don't chill the birds before you eviscerate. There's no point to that and it will make them much harder to eviscerate. A warm bird is pliable and loose, a cold one tightens up stiff. You can line up a bunch of scalded and plucked chickens on a table and let them sit for 20-30 minutes while you...
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    Kill cone for large muscovy ducks

    I tried using a cone for the first two I did. They are such fighters and their wings are incredibly strong...mine would roost on the peak of my two story house regularly. I tried tying their feet and hanging them for the kill cut, but it was too chaotic. We eventually just landed on chopping...
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