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Sheep-Goats posted:Making bird liquor probably Definitely something to consider
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Lovin' the chook stories and pics. My housemate has two brown chooks and they're pretty funny at times. Especially when they dig a hole for themselves and writhe around in the dust while making trilling sounds. The first time I saw this I thought they were dying lol
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Tace Vim posted:Lovin' the chook stories and pics. Its my real life walking around a paddock of hens working out which are dust bathing and which are dead
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Jan 14, 2016 08:47
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please more donkey pics donkeys are the coolest fuckin animal
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Also today i walked round with a rake smashing a cache of maybe 100 eggs we found that we couldnt be sure how fresh they were.
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Jan 14, 2016 08:48
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I want donkey pics as well
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Isaac posted:Also today i walked round with a rake smashing a cache of maybe 100 eggs we found that we couldnt be sure how fresh they were. Should have put them all in a bucket and launched them from a catapult. Donkey seems like it could be a jerk. I want alpacas.
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I threw a bucked of 30 in the air and most didnt break. Superior free range eggs. I stomped some that didnt break they got such quality shells.
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Jan 14, 2016 08:52
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You wasted good catapult ammo
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GreyPowerVan posted:You wasted good catapult ammo Theres no shortage of eggs to smash let me tell you
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Do cows eat eggs? Is this a bad idea?
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tardwrangler posted:Do cows eat eggs? I am curious about this now.
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smash the eggs eatmouth
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Protein isnt good for cows. Can kill em i think if they get a sudden heap of it that their gut bacteria isnt prepared for. My vauge understanding on ruminents is that they eat the grass, bacteria eats the grass inside of them then dies. Then they digest the bacteria for protein.
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Jan 14, 2016 09:00
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Huh. Word.
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Jan 14, 2016 09:04
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my dream of beef fed beef... shattered
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Jan 14, 2016 09:13
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A content cow is a good cow. Also I'm happy you're growing tomatoes Isaac. Homegrown tomatoes are fantastic just grab em wash em off and slice when they're ripe and you got a lovely treat to top with pepper and a pinch of salt / cheese.
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I gotta go feed these rascally goats in the heavy rain im nto looking forward to this. Might have a spliff.
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Jan 14, 2016 09:33
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Goats braved the rain to ambush me at the goat food shed
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Donks are cool. They are pretty smart, playful when they feel like it, sometimes amusingly grumpy if things aren't to their liking. They take the piss sometimes (I get pushed around quite a bit if they find out I have biscuits in my pocket). They can also look pretty bloody daft at times. 
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Do you ever laugh like Beavis to enhance a session of found egg smashing?
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Sheep-Goats posted:Do you ever laugh like Beavis to enhance a session of found egg smashing? Ive broken so many eggs now theres not much fun left in it
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I like that donkey
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Isaac posted:I threw a bucked of 30 in the air and most didnt break. Superior free range eggs. sounds like you were breaking "fools' eggs". imo it would be a better use to offer them to neighbors and watch the spring snakes pop out.
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My rabbit escaped again and this time instead of chasing him i let him do his running around cause the digs are asleep. He tuckered himself out and came back to my room. I wish i could let him free range during the day . Im sure the dogs know hes not a wikd rabbit but you cant trust them too much.
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Isaac posted:My rabbit escaped again and this time instead of chasing him i let him do his running around cause the digs are asleep. He tuckered himself out and came back to my room. Yeah, dogs might get too crazy with him. YOu'd have to have them be used to him around them first and proper introductions and what not while supervised. But your bun bun is literally hitler and doesnt like things.
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Microwaves Mom posted:Yeah, dogs might get too crazy with him. YOu'd have to have them be used to him around them first and proper introductions and what not while supervised. The working dogs obsess over him. Theyll watch him for 8 hours a day if they dont have work to do, but work dogs get shot the second they hurt stock so theure genetically inclined not to hurt anything. The guard dogs generally wont hurt anything that isnt in their zone. The dumb house dogs and the cats will kill anuthing.
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Microwaves Mom posted:This thread is suffering from an extreme lack of animals. I am here to help. Looking to photodump all night and go through the archives. Look at this magnificent bastard. Belongs on a coin or a coat of arms
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I saw a wallaby or joey today that i swear was brown/black. It was early morning with long shadows that coukda made it look like that but im jot aure it was. Looked cool
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Everyone/everything was shutdown yesterday with the heat. This morning I'm in Fuzzy pants with the leccy banket on 1. Here's a hot, snoozy roo
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Do you work with roos?
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I'll find a few wallabies in a minute. Redneck swamp wallabys can get pretty dark. Shirl is a bit disturbed as Ringo has choofed off to go clucky under a bush somewhere and she is all alone. I had to confiscate her egg stash as she wasn't feeding/drinking in the heat...she resented that but is coming good today We are getting her some company next week if Ringo goes MIA and doesnt come back..
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Microwaves Mom posted:Do you work with roos? No, just live with them and my wife is a park ranger. If you create a safe place for them (no dogs, loud noises, plenty of shade, water and feed) they tend to stick around . We don't feed or interact with them and keep a bit of distance. They become pesty and dangerous if you start any of that. At the moment there are 3 main groups in our yard that co-exist. They are: Alpha Bloke: current biggest, toughest male. Mum and the kids: a doe with a joey at foot and her next oldest who is still dependent on mums direction. A mob of young, horny up and coming males: 2,3 or 4 developing males with no chance of toppling the Big Fella. Eventually the doe will come on heat and this will bring a few alphas into the yard: things get very toey and a bit dangerous as this is when the fighting starts and the big guys get really intimidating. Heres one of the younger males having a sniff: Shes slowly coming on heat and things are starting to get interesting. Kangas have weird, prehensile dicks, which you kind of need when your balls are in front of your dick. Not a pleasant sight. Carlos Lantana fucked around with this message at 19:48 on Jan 15, 2016 |
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I got a proper day off tommoroa im gonna work on getting some sebrights. I want some asap
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Microwaves Mom posted:I hope ringo is okay Yeah. We had 5 and lost 3 to a fox or quoll and then Ringo got chased by the brainless Coolie next door. They are both a little traumatised. I worry that Ringo may have been taken by a python or a cat whilst clucky....they just sit there acting like dinner. Here's Shirl under the fig tree being clucky
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Isaac posted:I got a proper day off tommoroa im gonna work on getting some sebrights. I want some asap Get the Seebrights....they have been the best pets ever. The roosters are hilariously twinky and effeminate looking but are tough and fearless.
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Silver Seebright rooster
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