Girlz (and boyz) GTG
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Comments (5)Sherry, gosh, I love that pic, Chelsea is such a cute one.. I also wanted to tell ya thanks for those sweet newsletters from you, Bill and Chelsea, I am so enjoying them.. BTW, do you still have the Praying Mantis in your Classroom?? what do you feed her?? Crickets?? I found one at work and brought it home..it is still a small one, about 3 inches.. Let's hear from you soon xxxxx Suzi Susanne(SUE)...See Morefree-range chickens
Comments (12)Hi. In the past, we've had about 100 free ranging hens with one skinny rooster...he was too busy to eat...lol At first, I lost quite a few of my hens to roaming until a centurian farmer filled me in on a couple of key points. I followed her "golden rules" of chicken farming and we rarely lost a chicken after that. Problem was, they never left home and I was tripping over the damned things all the time So I'll pass on her sage advice to you with a pinch of humour to make the reading enjoyable: #1. Any lady will wander if she doesn't have a partner to "satisfy" her needs. (just watch divorce court on tv) Same goes for hens. #2. Guys tend to be homebodies once they've sown their "wild oats" and settled down. (remember that wild n crazy brother whose now married with 3 kids?) Same goes for roosters. #3. Guys tend to like being close to their lady and vice versa. (like most couples) Same goes for roosters and hens. #4. Roosters keep their hens "in line" with subtle gestures and vocals. (like most guys try to do) Now before you ladies get your feminist knickers in a knot, watch your barnyard rooster the next time he's around his hens. See how he prances so the hens stay close and watch him. (like most guys) Notice how the hens come running over when he pecks the ground and clucks "sweet talk". (like most ladies when a guy is "wooing" her) The hens always seem to be close by or ready to run when the rooster starts his show. (don't most girls?) #4. Always have enough roosters to satisfy the ladies. One rooster with too many ladies will be too busy to eat and simply die from exhaustion or starvation. (just look at the average single guy in a sports bar) Also, the hens will get impatient waiting their "turn" and simply wander off looking for greener pastures...so to speak. (just watch the average girl in a sports bar) The best ratio tends to be 1 rooster for every 10 hens. (I have an ex-husband like that) #5. In the morning, take a couple of scoops of hen scratch and scatter it all over the area you want the hens to stay. They will usually spend the day scratching contently in that area. (just like your teenagers & friends with a well stocked fridge) The rooster will also have lots of little "love tokens" to point out to his hens. (just like the guy who brings home chinese instead of taking you out for dinner) #6. At night, scatter some hen scratch in the hen house before it gets dark. They'll all show up for "dinner" and usually roost shortly afterwards. (just like your family) So make sure to lock up the coop every night after this little ritual. Chickens love a routine and tend to become habitual with their patterns. (just like people) The only exception to these rules tends to be bantams. They seem to have minds of their own. Running wild and having fun is what their all about! (just like the boyz and girlz of generation X) Kat...See MoreEyes are popping up!
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