It was in the pasture All day before I got out of work. My Aunt was getting really worried the coydogs would get a goose dinner. So I dont think it will just go home. And its skinny, Im thinking it wasn't getting fed right.
Well I got a call to come help an Aunt with something. That something was a solo goose in her horse pasture. We managed to corner and catch it. Its safe for tonight in a stall with a bucket of water and some hay to nest in.
While we look to see if any of the neighbors are missing one, any idea...
Everything in the mailstream has gotten slower. Usps has purposefully slowed everything down. UPS dropped Amazon and its just a giant cluster right now.
If you want I can check the tracking in the postal intranet but it likely hasnt gotten to them yet.
I wish I had pictures of it, but my old man could get up wooden stairs. Was always fascinating to watch. Going down was hilarious and terrifying though.
I would recommend NOT turning on the heater. Theproblem being that it will cause melting Inside the coop, increasing the humidity and putting everyone at risk for frostbite.
Working and dealing with the snow. Living in the north is great except when your coops are too far from the house to have power and you haul water 3x a day.
Thats a shitty day. Could be worse. I got called in for an emergency repair, just to find out they got it going right after I clocked in. Union rules I had to stay 4hrs.
It used to be my family would do Christmas on whatever day we could all get off or at least a half day. I never used to mind...
Make sure you try All versions of it. Ultimate comfort food.
You have your Breakfast, sausage bacon or ham in a peppery white gravy
And Supper with some chicken and biscuit style, veggies optional.
Or your military SHTF style of dry chipped beef in a "cream" gravy served on cheap whitebread...
Not possible at this time. They built it on skids with floor joist. And its currently frozen in mud with 12" of snow ontop.
That is what I am planning for the spring. With some pressure treated 4x4s.
I had this coop built by some Amish. I ran out of time to build it myself this year. A few miscommunications led to it being built with a floor in the run section.
Its not what I had planned for, as I was going to do a Gravel and wood chunk base in the run.
Now I am scratching my head on what...
You can pick her up, just be calm and quiet about it. Fat pads will be the back of the head on top, the jowls, armpits, base of the tail and around the belly. They should never look hollow, and there should be something there to feel but not be overly visible or plump. Barely plump is a good...