Our two African Gray Geese were a year old in April. They have been interesting and at times frustrating. We handled them quite often when they were young in an attempt to help them become more friendly. However, as they have aged, they have become…. geese. Here’s a reminder of what they looked like in
The rain started far earlier than we had hoped. Our great plan of cleaning up the horse paddock and stalls didn’t quite make it so we rushed to get it done between raindrops. Horses are heavy, walk, poop, and pee quite a bit. Add a ton of rainwater and bad drainage and winter equals a
As time goes by when farming – you will eventually lose chickens to predators. Our owl from last year came back and took out two of them recently – our favorite Terrance and one of the Rode Island Reds. This leaves us with 5 hens and the 2 roo’s. Time to get new chicks! Bridge
