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Faun is our newest girl here at BigFeather farm!
We just bought her today. She is a stunning girl, and is so sweet! Here she is, just checking everything out and settling in to her new forever home.
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For $5 only you can have the plans to build your own http://www.calypsoworld.ws/rollacoop.html
The roll-a-coop rotates slowly allowing new pasture to be accessed and leaving waste behind,
Animals stay more active and more productive, gone are the messy chores of cleaning plus the uv light sterilizers the cage on its slow rotation,
A small clockwork drive can move the coop over 20 meters in a day, so all that`s left to do, is top up the water each day and wind up the spring and off she
goes at 1 meter an hour.
If your hard up for cash you can get the plans for free ( if you do something for me )
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There are also those who see roosters fighting as a traditional activity and part of their culture. Fighting has been known for over 3,000 years! It was enjoyed in ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome. It was also very popular in medieval Europe. In many countries this activity was considered noble and often the rooster fights became a national sport. Also, scientists think that if the fighting is outlawed completely several breeds of chicken may become extinct. Therefore, they believe that chicken fighting should be allowed and considered a sport that people enjoy.
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A better breed of chicken – more eggs anyone?
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This video shows an unusual chicken breed in unusual looks. Most Ameraucanas seen somewhere else are most likely mixed. In this video, they are in their original colors and genes. The black and red ones are Wheatens, while the grey and red ones are Blue Wheatens. The white ones are Ameraucana hens, while the others are other breeds. The white rooster is a splash, which is like a “wild card”.
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