Mini Horses
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A couple strands of hot wire above chain link will make a difference!! 
Gardens and Chickens...and Goats? Oh My!
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SageHill
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I wouldn't trust the GSDs for a New York second. Most I know are very high prey drive, and smart enough to know when to get what they want (i.e. no one is looking).
LOVE how GREEN everything is!!! So pretty.
LOVE how GREEN everything is!!! So pretty.
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fuzzi
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Thank you. We get on average 48" of rain annually. It's probably why trees grow so tall as well.
Would a couple strands of hot wire be enough for the GSDs?
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fuzzi
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Chicken pictures!
I have bantams, most are Speckled Sussex.
This handsome fella is Zacchaeus, he's not quite 6 months old. He's being a Good Roo to the hens.
This is Silas, he's just 4 months old. His color is wrong so I cannot use him for breeding.
Most of my hens, the black and white are Dominiques. The one in front is Abigail, and she is going through a hard molt.
Pullets
They're also 4 months old.
I have bantams, most are Speckled Sussex.
This handsome fella is Zacchaeus, he's not quite 6 months old. He's being a Good Roo to the hens.
This is Silas, he's just 4 months old. His color is wrong so I cannot use him for breeding.
Most of my hens, the black and white are Dominiques. The one in front is Abigail, and she is going through a hard molt.
Pullets
They're also 4 months old.
