Instead of posting pictures that some felt too gruesome (not that they won't show up again some day) after our last chicken butchering go-round, I decided to explore some of the "asides". Take this Buff Orpington hen, for example. She was one from my very first batch at Hastings-on-the-Lake and past her laying prime. But, the condition of her backside indicates that she's been eating all the profits and not producing a he** of a lot! Look at all that perfect fluff! And, you should have seen the FAT on her! I think we have a picture of it to come . . . .
11 February 2007
Instead of posting pictures that some felt too gruesome (not that they won't show up again some day) after our last chicken butchering go-round, I decided to explore some of the "asides". Take this Buff Orpington hen, for example. She was one from my very first batch at Hastings-on-the-Lake and past her laying prime. But, the condition of her backside indicates that she's been eating all the profits and not producing a he** of a lot! Look at all that perfect fluff! And, you should have seen the FAT on her! I think we have a picture of it to come . . . .
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