BamaSixGun
SDD Super Mod/Staff
Yep, we found him close to the front yard, deader than a bag of hammers.
I miss his crowing in the morning
I miss his crowing in the morning
photos Bama's Chicken Farm
- Thread starter BamaSixGun
- Start date
Zookie400
I WANNA GO FAST
mine always crowed when my headlights hit the coupe at night 
no-red 6 0
Senioritis
Ah Bama.......this is getting out of hand.
Are you sure that Rooster is dead???
Tbar
WHAT are you implying here...
no-red 6 0
Senioritis
Yep, we found him close to the front yard, deader than a bag of hammers.
I miss his crowing in the morning
my bad, i missed that more comments were made after Tbar's....
"deader than a bag of hammers" - that is the funniest thing i have heard i quite some time... your killin me smallz or shall i say skilz...
94f450sd
certified nutjob
i had a nice little picture to attach to this post but it contained the "F" word 
Last edited:
94f450sd
certified nutjob
ah hah!! i cleaned it up!!
trackspeeder
Stone Crusher
Lonesome7.3
CSA
I use to have yard birds that fed on bugs and such. Their meet was much better than what you would buy in the store. Plus living in Florida at the time in a wooded area, I needed all the help I could get with Palmetto bugs. Once we get back into the country I hope to do the same again. But this time I want some layers. Bama, do you see a cost benefit this way?
BamaSixGun
SDD Super Mod/Staff
It could be awhile before I break even, giving the cost of having to build coops to put them in.
I think once the 4 new chicks start laying and with the potential of having 6 to 7 eggs per day, the dozens will rack up pretty soon.
So I do think in the long run it will be cost effective. I look at it this way, when the wife needs eggs (if we are out), then that's money and gas I am not having to buy/use just to run and get eggs. Plus, we enjoy them and it's been fun.
Lonesome7.3
CSA
I think every yard should have some chickens in it.
