lawdog1
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Good, currently. A few of our older ones passed away during the Winter. So they’re all fairly young now and are cranking on the egg production.
That’s just from the last two days.
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Good, currently. A few of our older ones passed away during the Winter. So they’re all fairly young now and are cranking on the egg production.
Different breeds lay different colors. Most lay white or brown eggs, but there’s breeds that lay green, blue and pink eggs. Never looked into the science behind the shell colors. The eggs are all the same on the inside, regardless of shell color, far as I can tell.Green eggs? The hell causes that to happen?
How residential is your neighborhood? You live in the city?
Picking up some chickens would be a good move but I wouldn't want them to be keeping up / waking up my neighbors.
Man you ain’t never read some Dr. SeussGreen eggs? The hell causes that to happen?
Good, currently. A few of our older ones passed away during the Winter.
They’re actually petty common in the city. Three of my neighbors had chickens.Green eggs? The hell causes that to happen?
How residential is your neighborhood? You live in the city?
Picking up some chickens would be a good move but I wouldn't want them to be keeping up / waking up my neighbors.
Took them to an animal shelter and paid a small fee for them to dispose of the remains. Don’t have space in our yard to bury them and don’t feel right just throwing the bodies in the trash.What did yall do with them after they died?
I'm still not sure what parts of beef, vegetables and tortillas be sending ya'll to the bathroom.