Misfitmorgan's Journal - That Summer Dust

misfitmorgan

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Thanks everyone
Mr goat's Sire
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Mr Goat's Dam
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Mr goat at birth/shortly after
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No good adult pics of him atm.

Our ducks, midget white turkeys and broadbreasted bronze all arrived yesterday. Unfortuneately the midgets came in their own box and got to cold so we lost 5 of them and a 6th isnt looking good....out of 10. So i have talked to the hatchery and got a refund on the lost ones and put in a new order for 10 more with added "males for warmth" which will ship out on the 13th.
Rouen and Swedish Blue Ducks (Blues arnt always blue, mine are 5 black and 1 blue, but they all have the blue gene)
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The turkeys (i did end up moving the midgets to another brooder)
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I also stopped yesterday and got all the seeds for our garden and the raised herb garden. I would have prefered plants for things like the tomatoes, cucmbers and herbs since we have a shorter growing season but with things going on no place has plants that i know of. I am still on the hunt for onion sets, and strawberry plants but if it doesnt happen thats ok too.

DH has been out on the mini excavator since about 10am and he is almost to the edge of our property on one lane.

We were also making plans to build a pretty large chicken coop, I figured out the main coop part would cost us about $1,200 to build being 10x12, then today DH shows me this...
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I am waiting to hear back from the guy. But it would be perfect, much cheaper($250), and bigger(12x12). We would need to take it apart partly to move it as road width limits without a permit here are 8.5ft and to get it moved professionally would be about $550.
 
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