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New Chickens Need Names
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4/3/2009
Sutherlin, OR.
Brand New Chickens Need A Brand New Name.
As has been previously chronicled, the Permibus has taken on two new hens. As our journey has continued we’ve taken on two new hens. The first is a plucky, spry young Bard Rock who has enough attitude to move into a situation foreign to her but is gentle enough to take easily to all the handling and attention they constantly receive. The Bard has been with just a couple of weeks and she can already be called a part of the clutch. The young hen is obviously intelligent but doesn’t take herself too seriously.
We had initially landed on Buffy the Buff Orpington as Joan River’s replacement. With Buffy we would remain with a black, a white, and a light red hen. Farm born and bread however, it is clear that Buffy will never be happy in our life full of movement and stimuli. Our new Rhode Island Red will replace Buffy. The Bard is being traded for B-O-B who, while a great layer, is not really a great exhibition hen. An ability to be exhibited easily is a necessity with all of our hens. B-O-B does not have that desire. It should be much easier to train a young bird to the task. Rhode Island Red’s are one of our favourite breeds of chickens.
So now we have two young hens in need of names. Photos will follow shortly and Megan will be taking a poll. We will be naming both of the birds at Beltane.
Donate On-line:
Go to: www.permibus.org
Click on: Donate
Donate by Mail:
Make check payable to: A.C.T.
On the “For” line write: Skills Tour”
Send check to: Alliance of Community Trainers POB 160757Austin, TX 78716-0757
Captain, but not leader,
Stan Wilson,
Infrastructure Coordinator,
Skills Tour.
Visit our website @ www.permibus.org
4/3/2009
Sutherlin, OR.
Brand New Chickens Need A Brand New Name.
As has been previously chronicled, the Permibus has taken on two new hens. As our journey has continued we’ve taken on two new hens. The first is a plucky, spry young Bard Rock who has enough attitude to move into a situation foreign to her but is gentle enough to take easily to all the handling and attention they constantly receive. The Bard has been with just a couple of weeks and she can already be called a part of the clutch. The young hen is obviously intelligent but doesn’t take herself too seriously.
We had initially landed on Buffy the Buff Orpington as Joan River’s replacement. With Buffy we would remain with a black, a white, and a light red hen. Farm born and bread however, it is clear that Buffy will never be happy in our life full of movement and stimuli. Our new Rhode Island Red will replace Buffy. The Bard is being traded for B-O-B who, while a great layer, is not really a great exhibition hen. An ability to be exhibited easily is a necessity with all of our hens. B-O-B does not have that desire. It should be much easier to train a young bird to the task. Rhode Island Red’s are one of our favourite breeds of chickens.
So now we have two young hens in need of names. Photos will follow shortly and Megan will be taking a poll. We will be naming both of the birds at Beltane.
Donate On-line:
Go to: www.permibus.org
Click on: Donate
Donate by Mail:
Make check payable to: A.C.T.
On the “For” line write: Skills Tour”
Send check to: Alliance of Community Trainers POB 160757Austin, TX 78716-0757
Captain, but not leader,
Stan Wilson,
Infrastructure Coordinator,
Skills Tour.
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