Bourbon Red Turkeys
Rhode Island Red Chickens
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5 of our 7 bucks
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We bought 40 more bales of hay today.
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Pied Guinea's
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Joanna in the northwest NC Appalachian Mtns - wilcoxjj@charter.net http://boonedockswilcox.weebly.com/
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January
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- WabiSabi, hoof trimming, turkey porn
- on my way to work this morning
- When the snow is on the outhouse...
- gas prices
- in the Belly of the Beast
- I like redheads
- goat-weight tape
- 2 new recipes
- Martha Stewart's digs
- Yellow Wolf Farm
- Pork, Chickens, nephews, hopefully thawing out
- crepes and chicken, not together
- Snow, Wind, Cold Day
- critters in the snow, books
- Home-Sweet-Home Video
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- Sandhill Preservation
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16 comments:
Awwww ... I love meeting the critters around your farm. I think you're right. You like em red!
I'm headed out to get a load of hay too.
love seeing all your critters. LOL I am having fun getting into the Nigerian Dwarf herd. After having Nubians its taken a little adjustment with them but love the little things. Have a blessed weekend.
Love the photos! The animals are lucky not to have too much snow.
Were you over my way..??
I see Bennie's head is still red. Is he settling in any better?
Being that I raise Rhode Island Reds, can't imagine why you would like 'em. Yes, and I had a red llama, too.
Cat. (Who USED to be a redhead. Sorta silvery red, now...)
I have a soft spot for "moorit" (reddish-brown) Shetland sheep as well.
And I've always thought that I should have been a redhead. I've got the complexion. Well, except that I do tan. But I look great with red hair.
Enjoy your redheads!
$3.50 a bale, and they just tear into it like it's...grass. ;)
So are the toms getting along now? It still looks cold there; hope everybody's ready for the next round of Winter Crap headed our way!
I found you a miniature pig that is red-they are called Julianas and they stay really tiny. They come in red with black spots and white with black spots and they are only about $3,000 each! I think you need TWO!!!
I love redheads too. Animals and people. I know what you mean about the price of hay. We are spending $160 every two weeks on round bales and it would be even more expensive if we went to square bales. I will be glad when spring comes and grass sprouts. We have to have another plan next winter.
Bkue Ridge Boomer - no, got this in Watauga Co
I guess Bennie is doing a little better, but Franklin and Jefferson were chasing him around today.
YellowWolf - I'll lok up Juliana pigs. Just $3,000?
Blue eyed Lucy is a real beauty.
Ohhhh...me, too... (my husband's a redhead) :-)
$3.50 A BALE!!!!! I pay $7.00! We use about a bale a day through the winter months. The horses go out on pasture in April. Your critters look great!
I just love a little red hen!
Wow! Your hay is cheap! OUrs runs between $7-9 a 2-string bale.
~Lisa
We like redheads too- oh, say, .did you know that my littlest human kid is a blue-eyed Lucy? Love your blog, by the way!
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