What about the spud-ster?Wannabefree said:I just got in from work in time for darkFarmerJamie said:Bedtime for the goaties....maybe tomorrow. They let me pet them now though...except for little Dakota..she still won't yet. I'm bribing her with a carrot tomorrow
Oh my dear...I'm afraid he is going to go away in the next couple weeks. He's ummm uh getting a bit too "friendly" with his sister :/ Sooner than I thought he would even...FarmerJamie said:What about the spud-ster?Wannabefree said:I just got in from work in time for darkFarmerJamie said:
FarmerJamie said:
I know...I'll miss my little furry comedian 
Hey hey!! That's GREAT Jamie!FarmerJamie said:I now have 4 RIR hens, 4 Golden Lace Wyandotte hens, and 55 meaties on order for late April.
Decided I am going to hire some local Amish guys to frame and roof my new coop. I'll side it and finish it out inside by myself.
DW is has approved the plan.
The family fight is going to be what to do with the BR's I currently have. This is going to be their 3rd year laying and I was getting the new ones to prep the rotation. Everyone has stated that they will not eat any of the BR's.....Wannabefree said:Hey hey!! That's GREAT Jamie!FarmerJamie said:I now have 4 RIR hens, 4 Golden Lace Wyandotte hens, and 55 meaties on order for late April.
Decided I am going to hire some local Amish guys to frame and roof my new coop. I'll side it and finish it out inside by myself.
DW is has approved the plan.
Hide it in with the meaties. Don't tell them any different. Surely they don't pay THAT much attention.FarmerJamie said:Summer before last, we culled two roosters we had "adopted". The picky eaters in the house wouldn't touch 'em - more for me.
I offered to do the stew thing ("I'll take care of it"), but the "they are pets!" drive is too strong. I said, well if you were hungry enough, you'd eat them....
