MY first generation sizzle chicks:
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In Short:
Storm, tree fell ,knocked wires down. Electric up in a few hours, phone and internet just connected back up. Cable wire still to be put back up and we are switching to Time Warner then.
No coops damaged. Minor house damage.
Chicks born and moved into broody coops.
What to do with Cotton Ball. She's so badly picked she can't jump up on to roost poor thing.
Will catch up later. Hope everyone else is fine.
ta,ta, for now,
Rancher
ps. Don't think I'll make the Lavender Festival again. There is also the anitque thing in Skaneatles too. This week end.
How about "how to never have a rooster attack you"?
In all my years of raising chickens, I've never had a roo that I've raised come at me. Sure, maybe one or 2 have given me the eye, but that is as far as it goes. And this is why.....I never, I mean never pick up or cuddle with a cockerel, Unless I have to for a medical reason or for safety's sake. Theirs not mine.
I always am the boss. From day one, as soon as I see that there is a cockerel I am keeping, I let it know I am the boss. If I see it looking at me oddly, or come at me a little, I start to go after it. Usually its just walking towards it & yelling. They soon learn not to even think about attacking me.
I've had Silkie roos I bought from other people, almost always be attackers. I don't know what it is about them. Napolean complex...dunno.
Anyway, it works for me. I prefer to not have a situation happen rather than have to fix it.
BTW, I do walk into my pens and all my roosters, will walk up to me, around my feet, etc. They are not really afraid of me, they just respect me. Well, that is unless I have my big net in my hands, then they all run like crazy! LOL![]()
Morning
I'm off to work. Hopefully I can find a new job and not have to be up this early anymore.
In Short:
Storm, tree fell ,knocked wires down. Electric up in a few hours, phone and internet just connected back up. Cable wire still to be put back up and we are switching to Time Warner then.
No coops damaged. Minor house damage.
Chicks born and moved into broody coops.
What to do with Cotton Ball. She's so badly picked she can't jump up on to roost poor thing.
Will catch up later. Hope everyone else is fine.
ta,ta, for now,
Rancher
ps. Don't think I'll make the Lavender Festival again. There is also the anitque thing in Skaneatles too. This week end.
Lnyzi, he got a job? Which post tells where and the details. I had over 338 spam posts in just the two days the internet was out.I agree I never cuddle or hold my roosters and always make sure they know who is boss and have never had them come after me they only come over and peck at my painted toenails
Tab can you switch to a different shift
Rancher so glad you guys are all right
LynzI glad hubby got a job
Lnyzi, he got a job? Which post tells where and the details. I had over 338 spam posts in just the two days the internet was out.![]()
Did you ask her about your chickens and ducks?...I hope that you get it!Oh wow, yea that week he went to RI for that interview they had given him an offer the next 2 days (?) I wanna say...he told them he'd give them an answer the following week and they ended up waiting 2 for us. Lol it was a really tough decision, lots of stress, lots of arguing, but that is the choice we have made. He will be working in either Burlington or Wellesley, MA, starting in Concord. So we are looking to find a place an hour away from that because they are all pretty close to Boston so housing is pricey. I actually found a house in Woodstock CT that I absolutely LOVE. I spoke to the woman for a good 30-45 mins yesterday so of course I have my heart set on it just I like I did with this house.