Recent content by Tom E

.22 is fine if you have that already. I do and just use cb or sub sonic rounds with it. It seriously sounds only like I'm clapping my hands. I live in county, and I'm allowed to shoot, but I don't like to alarm the neighbors anyway so I try to keep it fairly quiet. If you have no need for a...

Yep! That's what I do. Turns all our waste into chicken feed as well (the larvae). They really are a great thing to have around. No smell or mess and less flies around as well.

These are good and real concerns, but I'm inclined to agree with the others. If you ever want to see what "Too big for your bones" looks like, go on down to your local feed store and ask to see the cornish cross chickens near 8 weeks (or so) old. That's a sorry sight. Flopped down in one spot...

Wow, wish I had access to a local business like that. You don't even want to know what I paid for my 4 stack from one of the big guys.

Thanks, just realized we have another one that was really tasty as well. My girlfriend is a teacher and tutors a child for a Mexican family.. One day she told the father that we raise our own rabbits and chickens to eat and for eggs. He got so excited (he used to do the same in Mexico when he...

Hey gang! I just wanted to throw my hat in the ring here. 1) I usually just do a fairly simple braise, don't have a recipe though as its more of a technique. You can change it up depending on what's in your fridge. First get a pot on the stove and warm it up. You'll want something like a...

Hey guys, sorry I didn't see that there were any replies on this! I don't know how else to describe it except that looks just like clover- flowers and all- definitely not the trefoil, flowers are all wrong. To me the most telling thing is the burrs. I'll try and find a picture of it. My rabbits...

Looks like medicago polyforma.. Makes those spiky balls that get caught in (around here at least) dogs fur..<br /><br />__________ Tue Mar 08, 2011 6:19 pm __________<br /><br />Sorry, polymorpha, not polyforma...

We have it all over the place and don't spray for weeds. It seems to be the favorite of our wild cottontails too. Thinking about picking a bunch and drying it out for hay. Is that a good idea? They also get a complete pellet..

Oh yes, whether it's done or not that name has to change! I can see his 'fangs'! Beautiful as well..

From great lines, either in southern California or who can arrange to meet me at show. (maybe ship if that's done?)