Poultry Talk Ontario (pto.ca)

2007 VW rabbit, 5 cylinders of "fun to drive"

The story of call ducks is that they were used for live decoys... But i suspect they were used in moats to quack when someone approached. The same as pea-sized gravel that crunches when you walk on it. Old fashioned security...

Yeeha its cold, start the car and drive down the road... something wrong...get out...something smells... handbrake frozen! Drive it another 100m to a local shop.. Great he's gone until Tuesday. So call my dad for a lift.. Gotta borrow a car for the weekend....

Ontario vs Germany Min wage in Switzerland is cdn $24 My cousins are excited about fishing for carp in the canal. Here we have a multitude of great eating fish and a few trophy monsters (pike and muskies) and its accessable to everyone (the better spots are worth the hassle). Ice fishing in winter? ...

I've heard stories (but haven't been there when it happens) of grouse at the top of a population cycle..and in a fairly remote place.... so plentiful you could hit them with a stick... my brother shot 100 one autumn, he said teens on 4 wheelers would get 200 or 300 in a season. He was in Nestor Fall...

My songs: "the lion sleeps tonite" and "banana boat song"

And a couple of French songs by Patrick Normand you likely don't know

Ain't that something! I didn't think you could keep a flock that big together. Better yet: their website shows eggs as "mixed grade", and I don't think thats legal here. One small farmer on southern Ontario has 10,000 chickens and has had em 40 years, but now he MUST ship his eggs away for grading (...

I just found this on OMAFRA site: updated Nov 2015. http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/foo ... lDucks.htm

Hey folks: i want input on names and locations of abbatoirs that will process poultry and especially waterfowl. I'd like to raise geese in large numbers (if feasable) and I'd like to know where they can be processed as they must be done at a licensed place to be allowed to market and sell them. The ...

By George she's gonna be cold... Cold enough to freeze the balls on a brass monkey! (brass monkey: in the time of wooden war ships cannonballs were held on a brass square known as a brass monkey. The cold and salty sea air would freeze them together. This I had heard and retold countless times: so I...