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Hello, I am north of you in Houston....welcome!!

Sorry, just sold about 1/2 the flock, downsizing going into winter. I won't be hatching again until spring....

sorry, I'm in South central MO....I have a bunch of hens almost at POL....don't suppose anyone would be interested?

reading over the last few pages on here, wow, that wasp sting sounds awful!! Thanks for sharing, those home made remedies sound great! I, too do not like to go to ANY Dr., and I work in the medical field as well. And the info. on weed killers is helpful as well. I've tried using the...

I'm near Houston, what kind of chooks do you have there?

I'm getting plenty of eggs!!

not here, in south central MOland, we are getting socked with more rain, all day, all night and tomorrow too!! Guess there will be no float trips while my Mom visits!!

Thanks ChickenCanoe, but I guess I'll stick with my Marans and ameraucanas for time being, I've 5 hens that have hatched at least 40 chicks, and some guineas in the incubator, 9 have hatched so far...don't have room for anymore at moment...they look like great chickens tho, I like the dark brown...

ahh, Okay, I see it, about 2 and 1/2 hours from me on windey, twisty slow roads! Never heard of it...

whereabouts is Jacob's Cave?

what kind of chooks and other critters do you have?

Yes, I'm in Texas County!! Near Houston, where are you?

Yes, he is one of 8 I own, I bred, raised and trained him myself, tho I have not ridden in a couple years, I plan to get back to it this year! He is foundation appaloosa, as are they all, except for one mule.

cool here, upper thirties the past 3 nights or so I think, but no frost, been bringing my pepper and tomato plants in at night, don't have them planted out as yet, but the lettuce and onions doing fine. South central MO here....got my eggs in lockdown, added water to all the channels, humidity...

yes! Used to breed and raise them, now mostly look at them...LOL

Welcome to Missouri thread too! Chooks are fun!

why I got guineas....the ticks were so bad last year you couldn't walk outside without becoming covered in the little tiny seed ticks....dang, their bites feel like fire! Guineas range all over, including the neighbors on both sides, glad they don't mind!

I just put mine in cages, they did fine, we drove all night, and it took time to set up a spot for them, I just fed and watered them in the cages, until we got them situated....they stopped laying for awhile but were OK in the end....

I know, bring spring on!! Got so much to do! Too cold to do most of it, guess I'll stay inside and work on the dang taxes......grrrrr...