Thread: Age restrictions on the purchase of ....eggs

Originally Posted by Saitch

A B-I-L has three roosters too many, if you want to join the crowd, 350RRC.
They're 'Free to a Good Home', too.

Thanks.............. but the chook houses aren't mine.

I only grow 5 sorts of garlic, horseradish and walking onions atm.

Your BIL should have no problem 're-housing' them in the week before Chrissy.

cheers, DL

When he was a teenager, my youngest (as a school project) raised a duck from an egg to adulthood. When he brought it home from school I named it "Christmas Dinner". In the following November he gave it to a friend who lived out of town "for a better life than a suburban block in Melbourne". Shortly after Christmas it was taken by a fox.

Originally Posted by JDNSW

When he was a teenager, my youngest (as a school project) raised a duck from an egg to adulthood. When he brought it home from school I named it "Christmas Dinner". In the following November he gave it to a friend who lived out of town "for a better life than a suburban block in Melbourne". Shortly after Christmas it was taken by a fox.

That's more or less how my B-I-L ended up with his three, surplus roosters. His daughter is a Chalky and one of her students' projects was raising day old chicks, which were all certified 'Hens' apparently.

https://www.drive.com.au/news/police...ed-camera-car/

Originally Posted by scarry

https://www.drive.com.au/news/police...ed-camera-car/

..."forcing the operator to eggzit the vehicle".

He was egged on

Originally Posted by 350RRC

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'It's 0415 and I'm having a ****'. Sun ain't up till 0645. Maybe 5 chook houses within earshot from me.

Roosters around here do it summer or winter ......0415. Crowing about having a ****....... or just stirring up all the other roosters within earshot just coz they can, or I'm already on the job... how are you all going?'.

DL

For occasions like that you really need a stopcock, so you can turn that noise off.

12 gauge stopcock?