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Ahh makes more sense! Most Toulouse I had seen were the heavy exhibition types.

Don’t apologize for updating me. :plbb We did have labs, O-chem stopped those and Physics moved it onto an online program through PhET. He’s 21 1/2 inches at the shoulder already and he’s 18 weeks old. Breed standard is 23-25 inches.:th I’m glad your rooster brings you happiness! Negan still...

That’s funny! I always thought Toulouse were flight impaired but yours have proved that wrong!

I’m super excited about the turkeys. I’m really hoping we have a pair! These are our first ones. The gosling (she’s all grown up now!) is a white Chinese. She’s a hoot. She did fly off one day and I had to go get her.:th

Narragansetts! We were supposed to get Bourbon Reds but I guess there was different plans set for us. :) They’re very curious compared to chicks. Not as curious as our gosling was though!

We have a Lavender Cochin pair and a Porcelain D’Uccle. Then 4 silkies! We just got 4 polish, and two turkey poults a couple days ago.

Never does :)

I’ll be in both yours and CSA’s clubs! :celebrate

OMG you just reminded me :eek: I almost FORGOT!! We got fakers too! :celebrate What kind of fakers do you have?

I’ll be in your fan club! :bun

I’ve been decent, stressful times for everyone I’m certain. In-person classes were discontinued, but we moved entirely online to finish the semester. Dodger is...nuts. Bird dogs and poultry aren’t great mixes, but he’s slowly learning to leave them alone. He’s going to be huge! Not Ruger huge...

So how is everyone? I noticed I’m in the Quail thread so I hope everyone has been successful in their quail endeavors. :wee

Yay fan clubs! Also, BYC is..much different ain’t it? Now that I’m actually on it for more than a split second to post one reply. :th

Oh boy, I’ve missed quite a bit. There are fan clubs now? :oops:

A miniature horse is one of two approved types service animal. Perfectly legal to travel! I wouldn’t do it though. I wonder how long the flight was.

I’ve been so busy with classes/home life stuff that I haven’t seen much. Let me look.

Honestly that was the best hatching time I had ever experienced. Staying up for days on end waiting on my abandoned broody eggs and your balutties to hatch. :highfive: I was still new around here then.

Careful cleaning cuts often with peroxide, it doesn’t just kill bacteria, but also your healthy cells, so I would just use the bacitracin.

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I believe it! If crowing is directly related to mating practices and fertility then it’s no wonder all of our (chicken) eggs have been 100% fertile. :rolleyes: Loud mouthes get the job done!