Trying to get ready for my trip north . Had trailer repairs to do on my 16 foot flatbed . Got to finish wiring today . Lots of stuff going north with me this trip .
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Mine didn't do that, but I did have one settle right in last year and enjoy the cool water for about 5 minutes!
Ralphie, Hahaha!We also get those "white" sweet potatoes from cub. very tasty. but they do cut through that plastic bag, all the time! try cooking them in the oven at 450 for 1 hr (45 minutes if small). Soooo good! that is the texas roadhouse recipe.
If you had ducks you would see that a lot!That picture of her chilling in the tub is amazing!!!
We love them baked like that and filled with so much butter it is running out everywhere. It is a health food when done like that ! I will be doing these in my grill.
The single comb is definitely a downer for up here. There are all these beautiful docile breeds and they all have these large combs.
I'll tell you why I like wyandottes. They are beautiful, they free range beautifully, THEIR COMBS, and my two are the top layers of the whole flock. Summer, WINTER, it doesn't matter. They are bitties though. But not enough to make me want to remove them from my flock. That's why i suggested them to you. Also they have a ton of fluff...good for winter.
Edited to add I got an updated picture of RJ (Roger Junior) he is showing more dark feathers...among the red feathering. So he'll have alot of 'Blue' to him it appears (like Momma) : Reddening comb and wattles. The comb looks single. I was hoping for more of the Wyandotte comb. Alas, it is my h-e- double hockey sticks year for chickening...so bring it on.
You know it is hot when chickens do this . Not my photo .
The Lakenvelders on the carousel really make me wish for white....almost.
The littles' brooder smells like a gourmet Italian Kitchen. Thank you Siggie!Garlic, Basil, Oregano, Lemon Thyme (I love fresh garlic smell--but with Lemon thyme it is twice as good smelling) in the waterer, and in the nest box I put purple coneflower petals (echinacea) marigold, and lavender. Siggie I tried chopping the garlic and rolling it in cinnamon. I have tumeric for soap supplies but I don't trust the grade for eating. Dixie tried a nibble and she didn't eat any more. Not her thing I don't think. I have the garlic and other things in the waterer ....so she'll get some goodness there.
The chicks have accepted her as mother. I noticed that today. They came running when she showed treats. And they nestled under her breast to sleep. They are big babies. So Dixie is lifted up in the air. LOL. as she went to sleep and relaxed her head bobble was more present. Heal sweet chook, heal.
I am so tired tonight. I could go to sleep right now. But i have a couple hours of computer work... Talk more later.
Are you herb people familiar with sweet Annie ? Very aromatic .I was going to ask if the Wyandottes can have different combs within the same color breed? My GLW girls (I have 2) one has the pea comb I think its called and the other has a single comb????? could one be a mix of some sort or is this a normal occurrence?
one word comes to mind here......creepy
I bet it smells wonderful!! I love putting the herbs in the coop...between the smell of those and the wood shavings...it's heavenly! I'm sure she will get the benefits if the garlic anyhow from the water! Do you put ACV in the water as well?
That picture of her chilling in the tub is amazing!!!
We love them baked like that and filled with so much butter it is running out everywhere. It is a health food when done like that ! I will be doing these in my grill.
I do ACV like 2-3 times a week. Sometimes everyday. LOL. It depends on the week. or the day. They get it though. yes. I do Merricks also for stressful times: heat, cold, loss of flock members, adding flock members. So with Dixie's week from Hades we've been adding Merricks to the water.I was going to ask if the Wyandottes can have different combs within the same color breed? My GLW girls (I have 2) one has the pea comb I think its called and the other has a single comb????? could one be a mix of some sort or is this a normal occurrence?
Do you put ACV in the water as well?
Oh My God, Cluckies. Day made right here....Hilarious!