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It's looking beautiful, IM!

I hope they all stay safe IM!

When I lived in Tennessee, there were several private "distilleries". It was my first occasion to see a working still. (My maternal grandfather and his brother in law had one, but that was before my time.) You can take a moonshiner tasting tour in Sevierville or Gatlinburg Tennessee. You all...

Your the one in Kentucky. I know you can find a recipe and all the supplies there.

The orange is very pretty. You could give those as Christmas gifts.

Like this?

Who cares. It looks pretty, that's what counts! 🤣 It really is pretty.

Very pretty!

He's a cutie!

I'm sure it's just the genes in mine. The mom is a feisty little hen, but she is gorgeous.

Thank you. He is rather confident in himself. 🤣

This is my main squeeze. (He's Igor's father) Golly is the nicest rooster you'd ever meet, although we did have a rough week when he was maturing. We established our pecking order, and now he is my greatest rooster of all time. He's the GOAT.

I did give him away to a nice home. Haven't heard anything lately, last I heard, he had a flock of comet girls.

I haven't had much luck with my sebright crosses. I have one hen and she has offsprings with a bantam brahma and an oegb. They are not human aggressive, but they don't get along well with the other roosters. My oegb are very good with all the other roosters and hens.

Good luck! Wear gloves!

How are the new chicks doing IM?

Bantam cochin females are so friendly, but the roosters are the only ones I've had who are mean little poopheads. Not all the roosters. I have one that's a real sweetheart. And I have another that is a silkie cochin mix that is a favorite. The old english game bantams are fun and friendly too. I...

Good names!

Beautiful IM ! We call those red yucca. They grow like weeds around here. (I love them.)

Oh IM, I'm sorry. I hope you aren't in too much pain! Good luck with your little pips!