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Looks delicious and glad to hear he's tasty!

Thanks so much for the review! I think I may give it a try in the spring.

Ha! Your countertops are cleaner than mine right now and I don't have any children living here! I see on your stove the big bucket that formerly held Bioworma? Please tell me more! Have you seen benefits from it? Is it the most wonderful thing ever? Is it worth the price tag?

What a job! Meat for years is a good thing! Can't wait to hear how it tastes. :drool

Will he be back tomorrow or is the rest up to you?

Oh no...I'm sorry that it went badly.

OH no! Hope it fills up - eventually!

I would expect nothing less, lol! It'll make a great tutorial!

Hope you'll take lots of pictures of the process!

Absolutely beautiful!

That's gotta make you feel good!

Supposed to get us in a few hours. Looking at radar it kinda looks like it could stay north of us. I can do without the storm - but I'd welcome some more rain.

As another Texan - I can tell you without doubt - the move would be worth it!

No idea, but they are pretty well behaved. And because they are away from cars and driveways they don't really make a mess. Besides - the chickens eat everyone that drops and I've even caught them jumping up for ones on low hanging branches, lol.

So sorry that happened - but YAY for Leo!

I love Mulberries! I have a couple in the backyard. Chickens love them too and would gather 'round when I picked - knowing I'd drop some. I planted 3 out by the pond that I'll also share with the wild birds.

Nah - you were actually concentrating on the question that was asked!

I'm having a mathing problem here, lol. Gestation period for sheep is 5 months. If you just got them and they are already bred, you should have babies before April/May.

That is so cool!

That's a good feeling!