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:frow How are you and @radioman?

Nah. They sometimes peep at lockdown. It’s a good thing! Lockdown is more about not turning them anymore.

Some of us can be on ten times a day, then not check the site for three months. I think it’s fair to say that we try to pop in, but life happens.

@LittleMissPurdy did you ever get your BO? Chickenchaser, there are several people in or near StateCollege. They just have to check in. Don’t despair!

@OneMountainAcres makes the saddles.

Greetings, strangers.

You know those pallet shelves in the seasonal department of Lowes? Ask your local store if they will give you one or ten. Granted I got mine from an employee, but she said they are giving them away. The six she picked up were for succulents. She said more will be tossed out after Halloween...

@OneMountainAcres

A swap is where you bring 10 chickens so you can have more room in your coops, then return home with 14 chickens, three ducks and a turkey.

My friend thought I wanted chicks for Easter. :he I am not happy about this. I know two are Sapphires. They can’t remember what the other two breeds are. Three look like cockerels. None are allowed on this street (in between two cow fields), and… Well, there are chicks in a trailer. Don’t...

There are chemical leaks all over. It’s horrifying! I just received an email that the power did go out at my PA house yesterday, and won’t be restored until at least Wednesday. Glad I’m not there!

Rabbits like Timothy hay best. Alfalfa is up there, but not as high.

Guinea pigs are actually popular at vet offices. They are supposed to see the vet every year, and be rushed in for any ailment. I’m told that two hours one way is not too far to drive. I think a good example of weight monitoring is to compare it to a horse. They die from a stomach ache! Goats...

Once upon a time, I weighed the poultry as they grew if they were in the house. That got old, so I stopped. Then I’d just occasionally weigh a hen if she looked or felt unhealthy. Occasionally I probably could have saved one if I’d weighed them even every two months. Well, people in the guinea...

Guineas don’t count because no one wants to own them. :plbb

… nor do named chickens.

They don’t look for a mate until around two, but it’s possible she just found a flock, and is living naturally. I understand your distress, but assume the best. “Worry only robs us of the joy we could have in life.”

@OneMountainAcres has silkies still… I think.