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I'm around and still kicking. Summer is such a busy time for me and not much time.

Heck ya!!!!!!

LMAO

My boss doesn't allow sick days and getting a little vacation time is impossible. You'd think there'd be some kind of labor laws covering this type of thing. Doesn't pay very good or regularly either.

Going good just super busy. Any fishin your way?

Yeah I redid one over the winter and was gonna build a 4th cabinet but haven't gotten around to it yet.

Run 3 cabinets and 5 hatchers nonstop. Also have a few 1588's I use for overflow. Fixing on slowing down a bit, market has gone soft around here right now. It'll pick back up.you can plan on hatches about every 3rd day around here.

Checking in. Cutting wheat here so super busy. Say it isn't so....... To all the naysayers, I've hatched twice in the cabinets in the last 30 days by accident. Yep, when it was time for lockdowns, I didn't follow my list too well and missed moving some trays to the hatchers. First one was 2...

Hey all. We're getting close to cutting wheat and super busy. I think after my cabinets are empty, I'm gonna shut it down and turn the breeding pens out to free range. Market is tough this year and I've got 2 guys within a 6-7 miles radius decide to start selling chicks. Mutts none the less...

Just culled 4 Cemani cockerels that didn't make the cut to be additions to the breeding program. Made a nice stiff drink and I think I'm gonna jump in the pool.

Nothing like coming in the house for lunch hot and sweaty and getting in the pool to cool off. One of the best things about summer.

You can tell they are getting close to freshening by the udder but too many times they won't drop milk until the birth. I find that checking the pencil ligaments a couple times a day is a little more reliable.

I think we are going to watch episode 3 and 4 of season 6 Blue Bloods yet tonite and then start all over bright and early. We have to DVR everything and get to it when we get to it. If you can't tell. Ha

I'm banding all of our fresh bucklings and barrowing the feeder pigs in the morning.

Hey all, how's it been shakin' on the forum side of the world. We are super busy and completely under water. Had over 15" of rain in the last 5 days. Muddy freakin' sloppy mess. 3 cabinets shoved comepletly full of eggs (double racked too) and babies out the wazoo. So other than wading around in...

Great candidate for a French drain.

He's soaking wet from all the rain today but still a good looking man for his ladies.

You must be thinking of somebody else.

I'll get a pic of my breeding roo here in a bit. That second bird looks a bit "washed" in coloring in my opinion. Things have been good but busy around here. Getting ready to pile the coyotes up again. Lost a few free range birds yesterday and today. They'll be safe here again right shortly...