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The new addition to the funny farm.
We just got 2 11 week old silver Americana's a hen and roo. They will be moved into our isolation coop today for a little while. Then into one of the broody pens in the main coop until the summer then I will build them their own coop and run.
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How old are they?
 

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Here we go again. We have had over 50cm of snow in the last 3 weeks and supposed to get 20-40cm today. Going to spend the morning fixing the snowblower it needs new belts and hook the plow back up on the atv.
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We are supposed to be geting another storm Thursday I'm hoping we dont lol. I found the arv plow but still looking for the mount. If I dont find it I'll make a new one.
 

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Ice is a pain. Last winter we had the winter of slop. We would get snow then rain then snow and more rain. Just a mess.
 

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Ice is a pain. Last winter we had the winter of slop. We would get snow then rain then snow and more rain. Just a mess.


Last winter was a tough one b/c of those patterns. When the snow finally melted, there was a 7" thick ice pack underneath that took FOREVER to melt. As the ice softened, I'd bust up the edges and flip them onto the bare lawn area,
 

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The sun will be up I about an hour then the work begins. There is a I foot snow drift out side our door. I cant see the chicken coop or the turkeys coop so they are well buried. While there is a big drift between our door and the barn there is no snow buildup by the barn so at least that wont need to be shoveled. I wonder if I can find the snowblower in all of this? Not that it will be very helpful with 9-10 foot high drifts lol. Once the winds die off it will be great sliding conditions for the kids.
 
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