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I may have over-exaggerated a bit whenever I said Orps were friendly…I was probably thinking of dinosaurs and tornados at the time.

Yeah…I guess I do. I’m glad to know that she’s doing okay and I’m happy she’s still around taking care of business. Go on, girl!

I miss her too. How’s she been doing lately, @The Moonshiner ?

Kinda funky that they have some lighter “non barred” feathers here and there as well with your golds.

Perhaps make it a raw chicken diet so that you can get rid of all the birds that you don’t wanna keep?

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This is all your fault. First it was the John Deere tractors, then it was lingerie and now this.

What the…

The cap and O-rings are much easier to replace than a crack or holes are in any tank… 👌🏼…I thought you got them to put ‘em to actual use, not just to hatch more chicks.

You can probably fix the leak(s) with a heavy duty marine epoxy. Just need to let it dry for a day or so.

What did you end up using to fix it or did you yet?

Yeah…No. That s*** doesn’t work either.

Or superglue. 😬 Probably best to wear gloves in most cases.

It’s true. Slap some mud on where the bee stung you and then wash it off later. (Last ditch efforts…:rolleyes:)

Good thing you’re a grown ass man who knows how to take care of himself :highfive:

Geez. That looks worse than when I sliced my hand on sheet metal 😬

That’s only one feather and it’s still young tho…I look forward to seeing how they turn out @Chookwagn Please keep us posted.

That’s cool. Mind if I ask how dark they turned out or what do they look like?

Speaking of which…@The Moonshiner, do you still have any chocolate Orpington chickens from last year that you kept for breeding or no?

In other words… 🤬 you, Kyle.