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colowyo0809
Lovin' The Homestead
Buster said:
i had just got done reading my thread, where someone had mentioned war axes and it took me a minute to understand this
Buster said:
Lay off the hops!!!?? But.. but .. but.. how will I not die of thirst?? Besides, those beer goggles make for a very happy marriage!colowyo0809 said:Thanks for the info guys!
(this is a lesson to be learned by humanity, when its too much bother to indulge in procreation type activities, its time to lay off the twinkies and hops!)
lol, goggles.Rebecka said:Lay off the hops!!!?? But.. but .. but.. how will I not die of thirst?? Besides, those beer goggles make for a very happy marriage!colowyo0809 said:Thanks for the info guys!
(this is a lesson to be learned by humanity, when its too much bother to indulge in procreation type activities, its time to lay off the twinkies and hops!)
Seriously..I can free range the turkeys ? We have Royal Palms (adults), some sort of mixed wild breed of red ( young) and two of the sweetest little chicks that I think might be BR. We just put the Palms in an enclosure of their own because they were too rough on my chickens. Can I just let them out ? They pace all day long at the door. I know the want out, but I figured they just wanted back in to be mean to my chickens.
nope. one of the 3 is a tom, right? i think they are pretty territorial. we came home one day to a buncha wild turkeys on one side of the fence, and ours (BR's) all lined up on the other side. they were all screaming and displaying. it was awesome!farmboy said:If I free range a trio of turkeys, will they take up with the wild turkeys?
I would have a tom. I d like emm because I think turkeys are beautiful and because alll that offspring for meat.ohiofarmgirl said:nope. one of the 3 is a tom, right? i think they are pretty territorial. we came home one day to a buncha wild turkeys on one side of the fence, and ours (BR's) all lined up on the other side. they were all screaming and displaying. it was awesome!farmboy said:If I free range a trio of turkeys, will they take up with the wild turkeys?
that being said, we had a wild hen that wanted to join our group. i think her group was killed. she stayed around for a while then didnt come around anymore. but i keep hearing a hen in the woods so maybe she has some Wild Bourbon Reds out there!
if you DONT have a tom i'd be nervous that your hens would go with the wild tom.