We all have to decide when we are willing to use deadly force to stop government tyranny? It's best if the majority of us decide together that it's not much longer.
Chicks, Chickens and Quackers!
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We all have to decide when we are willing to use deadly force to stop government tyranny? It's best if the majority of us decide together that it's not much longer.
Arcticdude
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Got the little brooder building done today. I can pick it up with the tractor and move it where I want. Its too small to brood everything that we have on order so I'm going to temporarily convert the wood shed to a brooder too.
Who came to your house and advised you of that? I'd check with the local zoning to confirm it for sure. Hope it's not true..kind of doubting it is just yet in those areas...maybe a limit on how many you can have within certain Sq. Footage? And depending on where you are.
That said, I wouldn't be totally surprised if it were true
Nicely done Arctic! A decent size and looks sturdy!
Arcticdude
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Thanks. The wife wants to paint it to match the house. What is it with women wanting to paint everything?
I'm going to start clearing the area for the new chicken facility tomorrow.
Because we want to make everything lovely! I’m going to paint my chicken tractor that is being made soon. A pretty green I think.
I paint everything to protect it and make it last longer.
Oddcaliber
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I was reading several articles about crossbreed ducks. Them Mallards will go after anything! LOL
Danil54grl
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And my comment about painting @Arcticdude was a combo of both @GeorgiaPeachie and @Proud Prepper but they beat me too it. 
Your wife is right on this one Bud .
Your wife is right on this one Bud .Flying lead
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Could be worse, she could fill it with pillows
Arkansas Department of Agriculture activates avian emergency rule
As further mitigation against confirmed cases of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in surrounding states, the Arkansas Department of Agriculture’s Livestock & Poultry Commission has activated the Arkansas Avian Influenza Emergency Rule. The new emergency rule will be in effect from Wednesday (March 23) to July 20.
Under the emergency rule, it is prohibited to exhibit poultry and domestic waterfowl or move poultry or domestic waterfowl from or within an affected area. Poultry with commuter agreements or premovement avian influenza testing by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) or antigen capture are exempt from this provision.
Poultry and waterfowl cannot be sold, bartered, traded, auctioned, or given away at fairs, swap meets, auctions, flea markets, and similar events and locations within an affected area. Chicks and ducklings three weeks of age or less originating from a NPIP certified flock are exempt from this provision…”
Yet another state where they are killing the flocks of poultry!
As further mitigation against confirmed cases of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in surrounding states, the Arkansas Department of Agriculture’s Livestock & Poultry Commission has activated the Arkansas Avian Influenza Emergency Rule. The new emergency rule will be in effect from Wednesday (March 23) to July 20.
Under the emergency rule, it is prohibited to exhibit poultry and domestic waterfowl or move poultry or domestic waterfowl from or within an affected area. Poultry with commuter agreements or premovement avian influenza testing by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) or antigen capture are exempt from this provision.
Poultry and waterfowl cannot be sold, bartered, traded, auctioned, or given away at fairs, swap meets, auctions, flea markets, and similar events and locations within an affected area. Chicks and ducklings three weeks of age or less originating from a NPIP certified flock are exempt from this provision…”
Yet another state where they are killing the flocks of poultry!
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“WATER GLASSING EGGS: PRESERVE YOUR EGGS FOR WINTER!
For those who have chickens and want to make sure you have eggs during the non or low laying winter months. This is the number 1 way to preserve them according to studies done many years ago, as well as more current studies.
HAT TIP to Robin for bringing up this subject!
I was falsely under the impression that this method does not work well…because of a video I’d seen from Alaskan Preppers. Thought I’d better correct the record!
For those who have chickens and want to make sure you have eggs during the non or low laying winter months. This is the number 1 way to preserve them according to studies done many years ago, as well as more current studies.
HAT TIP to Robin for bringing up this subject!
I was falsely under the impression that this method does not work well…because of a video I’d seen from Alaskan Preppers. Thought I’d better correct the record!
