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@Duckfarmerpa1 - Welcome to BYH! So happy to have you and loving all the photos. Happy Thanksgiving to you!

@AmberLops - Honestly I did not! It's a giant flea market where people leave their stuff in the booths and the place the size of Walmart has like two people running the checkout counter. I walked past and was like - Oh, someone is selling their old bit to be farmhouse decor...how much are they...

It eventually sold....but I had a laugh seeing this at an antique store back in 2017. I just stumbled back on the pictures while looking through my photo collection: "Vintage Nautical Decor"

@Heart of the Matter Farm - You may have luck selling them. We have purchased outside drakes before for breeding. Best of luck!

LOL! Come to think about it, pretty sure last time we got an adult male Khaki he was only $5...go for it @Xerocles

To keep it short, I am honestly amazed a horse that now knowingly has behavioral problems is still paired up with a newer rider (with no offense to you). Yes, learning how to handle a horse and handle yourself around them is important, but it doesn't seem you are there for HORSE TRAINING...

Good info here- it is valuable for folks to know to not drastically try to fatten a horse up. And vet visits are so important to get their health evaluated, teeth checked, have a farrier evaluate feet. A good exam upon adoption is a great bet.

Good to hear you have homes lined up. We sold a youngster Khaki for $15 when he was a few months old, but around here fully laying ends up being $25 a piece or $30+ for an adult pair.

Sharing a verse today found within the YouVersion Bible app just as some inspiration for everyone:

@MiniGoatsRule - I've always really been a fan of the late animal behaviorist Dr. Sophia Yin, and I wanted to share some basic info from her website that gives information on spraying: https://drsophiayin.com/blog/entry/tips-for-dealing-with-urine-spraying-in-cats/ I'd consider it may be the...

Hoping you get to feeling better @Alaskan !

I wanted to go ahead and open a new version of my thread from last year again to see if there would be interest in our handmade, wood-burned ornaments featuring your breed of cattle, sheep, goat, chicken, duck, or any animal in a simple design. They make great Christmas gifts, and unique pieces...

Thank you so much everyone for your input!

I’m working on a little something similar to a homesteader’s dictionary of sorts that simplifies common terms and breaks them down into examples maybe. That being said, I’d love some input of words you may commonly say about the homestead/farm/herd/flock but that other folks outside the realm...

How are things your way @Alaskan ? Haven't check in on the thread in some time and curious to know how the weather is for you, and how the family and flocks are? Wishing you all well from Alabama!

@Pastor Dave - I am praying God will lay a healing hand on you and help bring you some relief from this re-occuring problem. I'm glad that your co-workers have been so helpful and understanding of what's going on. I'm glad it has subsided and just will continue to pray for relief. @promiseacres...

That dilute tortie is my favorite now by far :love

Please say prayers for those on the Eastern coastline who may be impacted by this now Category 5 Hurricane that is rolling up. I watch the hurricane/storm forecast daily, and at one point a few days ago they had this thing aimed entirely over Florida. It's shifted away and going up the coast...

@promiseacres - I just got around to seeing this and reading your post. I said a prayer for your cousin going through cancer treatment, that God would lay healing hands on her and be with all the family during this time for comfort. I also prayed for you for an ease of stress after all that is...

I do believe I am going to sit and watch all the kitten videos :pop They're so stinkin cute!