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Denim Deb
More Precious than Rubies
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I don't know if I'm a workaholic, or just stubborn! I want this all done so I have time to relax and do some stuff I want to do.
Well, I got the old wall down and the new wall put up! It took me longer than I was expecting to get the wall down. And, I couldn't get it out of the run-in. But, I was able to get it into the hay stall, so at least it's out of the way. l
Rather than get started on the chicken houses, I decided to do the last bit of set up I needed to do in the run-in. Licorice decided that she's allowed to duck under the stall guard once she's done eating. I don't have another one, so I took a piece of rope and a couple of clips and made another one. And I put in 2 more rings lower down. So now when she's eating, the stall guards will make an X. Hopefully, that will keep her in. The buckets are all hung as are the hay nets. So, next time it rains, I can have them set up in their stalls if I need to.
Stormy scared me half to death. He fell into the run-in! I don't know what happened. There's a step down into it, so I don't know if he slipped, or if he had a problem w/one leg. And, he couldn't get up. I was at the farm by myself. I tried calling RU, no answer. So, I went up front and got a long lead rope I have. I was going to run it over his back and between his front legs to try and help him get up. But, by the time I got back, he was up and out grazing. I did call the vet as a precaution. He seems to be moving OK, so I hope he's fine. I grabbed my banamine out of my tack shed B4 I left. So, if he's stiff tomorrow, I'll give him some.
By the time I got home, it was getting dark. So, I got animals fed, got the clothes down, and brought in enough wood for overnight. I'm relaxing right now for a bit, but I need to get up, get the fire going, get a shower, and make myself some dinner.
Well, I got the old wall down and the new wall put up! It took me longer than I was expecting to get the wall down. And, I couldn't get it out of the run-in. But, I was able to get it into the hay stall, so at least it's out of the way. l
Rather than get started on the chicken houses, I decided to do the last bit of set up I needed to do in the run-in. Licorice decided that she's allowed to duck under the stall guard once she's done eating. I don't have another one, so I took a piece of rope and a couple of clips and made another one. And I put in 2 more rings lower down. So now when she's eating, the stall guards will make an X. Hopefully, that will keep her in. The buckets are all hung as are the hay nets. So, next time it rains, I can have them set up in their stalls if I need to.
Stormy scared me half to death. He fell into the run-in! I don't know what happened. There's a step down into it, so I don't know if he slipped, or if he had a problem w/one leg. And, he couldn't get up. I was at the farm by myself. I tried calling RU, no answer. So, I went up front and got a long lead rope I have. I was going to run it over his back and between his front legs to try and help him get up. But, by the time I got back, he was up and out grazing. I did call the vet as a precaution. He seems to be moving OK, so I hope he's fine. I grabbed my banamine out of my tack shed B4 I left. So, if he's stiff tomorrow, I'll give him some.
By the time I got home, it was getting dark. So, I got animals fed, got the clothes down, and brought in enough wood for overnight. I'm relaxing right now for a bit, but I need to get up, get the fire going, get a shower, and make myself some dinner.