Aren't you supposed to use a Volkswagen bug for that???? Pretty cool how they got all them guys in there!

Thank you sir!

Good luck!

Let us know if you try the recipe!

I have to admit I don't know much about this stuff but I find it fascinating how all ties together in some unexplained way.... thanks for the post!

Outback has a great potato..... Great advice on the links, I need to get that done!

You bet, let us know how it turns out!

As I am sure you know light, temperature and a host of other things slow down egg production. It seems like we get a double whammy as the go from molting right into the winter season. We have about 50

Well thank you! I have about 10 of them dancing around in my head right now!

Thank you sir! missed reading your posts....

We are down in Wayne Co. close to Lake Cumberland a couple hours south of you guys, if you are ever in the area let us know!

Thank you sir! My wife an I are in a better place now, spring has a way of showing you new life in all its splendor. You can't help but feel up beat and shake off that depression! Thanks for your comment!

Good for you guys! What part of KY you guys from?

Sounds like its time to do some bartering with the neighbor for some honey! Great find!

A little common sense goes a long way! A little preparedness goes a lot further!

I have never had them hard boiled, just fried, I am going to have to try it!

Getting them started early!

It seems like we are always battling this tree, they seem to grow everywhere! Good luck! Have you thought about implementing some permaculture practices into the planing for those pastures? Erosion control

Never give up on your homesteading dreams! do everything you can to practice now, grow plants, maybe get a rabbit or two, but practice, practice, practice. Start to create systems that work for and your

Great idea for the left overs, we boil the bones for broth stain the mixture and feed the scraps to the chickens, it is a clean protein source that is really needed especially during these cold weather