Poultry Talk Ontario (pto.ca)

About ten days ago my pilgrim gander decide to pick a fight with my Tamworth boar and the goose lost the fight. The goose will live, but he is going to be one legged. I only have one pair of geese, so I was excited that I got three eggs from my girl last week, as I really need to hatch out a new gan...

Crazy Wind yesterday. Shingles off the house, door off the shop. Lots of little damaged, but incubator and critters all good. In spite of the Crazy weather yesterday, things are awesome!!! I bought a dexter cow. I still have to work out a dates to truck her home. I am sooooo looking forward to havin...

Hydro has been out for a while. I dug out a small generator to run the incubator and brooder. I hope the hydro comes back on soon.

Hubby and I went with 4 of our grown children. We had a great time with great people, and we sold more then we bought.

It is a slow year here. I normally starts hatching in January. So far I've got 18 chicks from wllady in the big brooder until Monday. Then they move out. Just fired up the big incubator last Sunday with about one hundred eggs. There's btm cochin, silkies, ee, americana, white chants, partridge chant...

Great points Baron, but I must disagree with point # 13, sorry.

At least everything here got snow covered before it got ice covered. I hope that will protect my food plants a bit. We rely on producing our own food. With the extreems in our weather it gets harder every year.

I'm going. Bringing some rabbits and a few layers. Looking for a tom.

Try table breeding. We never leave our does qith the bucks unsupervised. Does and Bucks can be very aggressive and seriously injure each other.

We have had a really nice Easter weekend. Mudrun on Good Friday for hubby and our son. Egg hunter and Turkey dinner at our Sons Friday evening. Rummage sale with our daughter and her fellow Saturday morning and then out for lunch. Spent most of Easter Sunday teaching our future son inlaw how to proc...