Good Morning! <=2017

[Ontario Chick]

Thanks OC...let me know what you'd like and i'll fire you off some ideas..i' m a big proponent of barter or trading goods and services...

Great, would love the cutting board, can't really improve on that. :)
Will let you know when I have the breeding pens together and Autumn has fired up the incubator.
Good morning to all who come this way...

[Home Grown Poultry]

There you go Sandy! I couldnt upload the movies to the site, Sorry. There is some nice looking birds there!

Turkeys are awesome! I bet if you raised your own they would taste better! The snood :rofl1: an interesting piece of flesh. just wait until you see 2 tom turkeys fighting over hens, got a hold of each others snood spinning around in circles trying to over throw the other... Crazy turkeys!

[SandyM]

Awww thanks Al!! Appreciated. Maybe you could help the people like me who can't find their way into buildings and let me know which thread you put the pictures in... Hahahahahahaha!!

[Home Grown Poultry]

AHAHAHAHA! up in your post about the show, back a page

[SandyM]

Omg!! Hilariously embarrassing. Thanks again!!

[TomK]

Awesome pics, Sandy....I'm kinda jealous ..would have loved to go to that one....not many shows up this way

[Ontario Chick]

I couldn't find them either, was looking for them under "Shows",
I am sorry these pictures aren't under the right headings, because they will disappear forever amongst the other 400 posts in the 46 pages of the "Good Morning Thread, never to be seen again.

[windwalkingwolf]

Morning all!
Nice pictures, Sandy! I had to chuckle about snoods, I call them 'face penises' as well. Turkeys are worth having just for the comedic value. I think we should have a poultry calling contest at our first annual picnic. I do fair imitations of chickens and Tom turkeys, and I know at least one of our members is an expert goose caller :) Should be good for a giggle!

[Killerbunny]

Oh yes, good idea. Poor STephen my Tom lost half his snood in a battle before I got him!

[Killerbunny]

The pic of the little turkey hen (Jennie whatever) is EXACTLY how they are. My girls look at you pathetically for treats, cuddles etc and get carried around. A nightmare to cull them but they are delicious. They are total escape artists though and love to visit the neighbors - oh boy.