Poultry Talk Ontario (pto.ca)

Killerbunny wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 14, 2017 6:27 am

SIster marches up with the 2 babies in tow and stands in front of me telling me what she requires and how I am deficient in something (e.g. substandard treat) She then turns to the babies to point out how I am to be handled for the future!

The fact that you refer to her as "Sister" says it all.

The steeling birds part I understand. Doing it while naked? Not sure I get it.

why can't stuff like this happen in Canada? Life would be much more interesting.

Merck's website says "For more information, consult your veterinarian."

I would assume it is available only through your veterinarian

http://www.panacuraquasol.ca/Poultry.aspx

release a few hundred into a nice area with lots of wild food, feed them until they are established. Pray for short, warm winters and you might get an established community. It would be nice to hear them in the wild. I found this on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXLSc7UGwrQ I wonder if it ...

I guess we know who's doing all of the dogging.

What I picked up today at Mount Forest. 26 Satinettes I saw a guy put a Llama in the back of his Hatch Back. I think it was a Suburu or something like that,

Anyone going to the Tiger Paws Exotics sale on Saturday, October 7th? I have never been before and am interested in going and seeing what the have. I am not really looking for anything. I just though it would be a nice outing.

Been around for years. The easy part is getting the honey out of the hive. They forget to tell you that most of the work is keeping the bees alive and healthy.

I begin to see the wild survival instinct come if out in my Narragansett Turkeys. I picked up my flock a week ago. I have kept them locked in their coop for 6 days for them to acclimatize, quarantine, and learn where the food and water as well as their roosts are. Saturday I decided to open the coop...

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Giffen Farms wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 24, 2017 1:34 pm

Afternoon Brian,
Could I get your number, have a friend tgat has been looking for austrolorps for awhile now.
Thanks,
Colin