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Mike CHS
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Does the RIR still lay on the porch by the door...in the flower pot?......
Unfortunately, that is one of the hens we lost to the racoon last fall before I took care of it.
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Unfortunately, that is one of the hens we lost to the racoon last fall before I took care of it.
CntryBoy777
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The tulips are nice!!...but, when I saw the hen....my mind "flashed" the pic of the one sitting in the pot....so, I had to ask....
Baymule
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You have beautiful grassy pastures! Looking out over your pastures, the sheep grazing peacefully, that is living! The tulips are so pretty!
Bruce
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Looks just like my place! Minus the green and the flowers. The daffodils are starting to poke up though.
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Mike CHS
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The grass is growing in overdrive. The lambing paddock has been eaten down pretty low but I have been cutting fresh grass for them and the lambs in the dry lot so this is a time of bounty.
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Mike CHS
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When I went out to give the senior ewes some feed, I started pulling out clumps of shedding hair off of them. A couple of them enjoyed it so much that they ignored the feed to give me time to pull out long strips of hair. Even the big black ewe stood still while I worked on her and she normally doesn't like to be handled a lot.
Bruce
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I bet that shedding hair gets pretty itchy. Clearly they were appreciative.
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Mike CHS
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It's time to break out the chain saw. This poor tree may need to come the rest of the way down since this is the second time that over half of it broke. The first time was several years ago when a tornado through our old stock trailer into it.
The bottle lambs were in this pen but laying at the other end of it.
The bottle lambs were in this pen but laying at the other end of it.
Rammy
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Is it a Bradford pear? That happened to me with a tree I had. Several storms happened that snapped off one part, then another, til I finally had it removed. Thankfully no damage from the storms last night. The last bad one we had, which was when I was down to meet you and Bay, it ripped off the chicken coop roof tin right over thier roost poles.
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Mike CHS
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It is a Bradford Pear. I had several others that I have already taken out. This one survived the storms last night but gave it up with the gusts we are having today.
