Roll farms
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This time of year, when I'm not hatching or delivering / caring for kids, I get bored and take the camera to the barn a lot. Hope y'all don't mind.
This is the 'farm' part of our place. The barn in the foregroud will forever be called "the new barn" and the bigger one in the back is the "old barn".
The East end of the new barn houses the turkeys, guineas, and Easter egger chickens. Small goat pens border it for breeding / raising young ones.
West side of the new barn holds the Barred rock pen.
Gus, the pup we kept out of our LGD litter, w/ his mom, Edge.
Learning the LGD ropes from Mom....
Razor, our male Pyr, and Edge on the move, I don't know why but I thought this pic was awesome and wanted to share it.
After play, Razor relaxed and watched over the herd.
Big Mama and Lilly say hello....
This is the general population pen in the big barn, where the ladies eat / loaf / etc. They have a big pasture attatched. Pics show it from the 'inside' (inside the barn) and from outside. My husband builds me the best feeders, 6" PVC trough at the bottom w/ 4" mesh goat panels above to hold the hay. The chaff falls through into the trough and they don't waste near as much as they did when it hit the poopy stall floor.
This is the 'farm' part of our place. The barn in the foregroud will forever be called "the new barn" and the bigger one in the back is the "old barn".
The East end of the new barn houses the turkeys, guineas, and Easter egger chickens. Small goat pens border it for breeding / raising young ones.
West side of the new barn holds the Barred rock pen.
Gus, the pup we kept out of our LGD litter, w/ his mom, Edge.
Learning the LGD ropes from Mom....
Razor, our male Pyr, and Edge on the move, I don't know why but I thought this pic was awesome and wanted to share it.
After play, Razor relaxed and watched over the herd.
Big Mama and Lilly say hello....
This is the general population pen in the big barn, where the ladies eat / loaf / etc. They have a big pasture attatched. Pics show it from the 'inside' (inside the barn) and from outside. My husband builds me the best feeders, 6" PVC trough at the bottom w/ 4" mesh goat panels above to hold the hay. The chaff falls through into the trough and they don't waste near as much as they did when it hit the poopy stall floor.
