Our little herd is enjoying that barren corner in their yard. I think it provides a little relief from the mosquitos and gives them a view of the goings-on in the house.
This side of the barn is done! Unless I decide to take down that siding and make it fit a little better. I've always been a perfectionist, but this time I'm not sure it's worth it!
The other side of the barn. It is awaiting a 2x6x8 so that the final siding can be put in place. The door you see will also get moved to an interior location, and this side of the barn will house the bucks. Another line of fence will go from the back of the barn to the post in the foreground to create a separate yard for the bucks.
A couple of roosters. We brought down 6, and only 3 of them hung close by. We'll see what happens at dark. These two were especially photogenic!
This one is crowing! I asked him to crow for the camera, and would you believe it! He did! I think he's a keeper!
Our little herd is enjoying that barren corner in their yard. I think it provides a little relief from the mosquitos and gives them a view of the goings-on in the house.
This side of the barn is done! Unless I decide to take down that siding and make it fit a little better. I've always been a perfectionist, but this time I'm not sure it's worth it!
The other side of the barn. It is awaiting a 2x6x8 so that the final siding can be put in place. The door you see will also get moved to an interior location, and this side of the barn will house the bucks. Another line of fence will go from the back of the barn to the post in the foreground to create a separate yard for the bucks.
A couple of roosters. We brought down 6, and only 3 of them hung close by. We'll see what happens at dark. These two were especially photogenic!
This one is crowing! I asked him to crow for the camera, and would you believe it! He did! I think he's a keeper!
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