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  Patricia Konomos April 26, 2009 at 2:29pm

  Lisette, I live at 719 W 11th Street. Where are you on Elna Rae?
  I would to see your garden. Mine is mostly ornamental : you'll see!
  Pat
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  Rachel April 15, 2009 at 9:25am

  They haven't hatched yet, I'll let everyone know when they do, it will be any day now. Thanks for the Craig's List post too, if there are any left I'll be sure and contact her.
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  Denise February 8, 2009 at 7:55pm

  Hi Lis,
  Thank you. Yours is just the kind of tractor I was thinking about! Your chickens are beautiful, too!! It looks like for wheels you used something similiar to lawnmower wheels, yes? How many nesting boxes are inside the closed in part? Thanks again. I want to try to get it built over the next couple of weekends (if the weather cooperates).
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  Julie Norgaard January 26, 2009 at 8:30am

  Thanks, Liz. Two of our cats have decided they prefer drinking from the purified water spout and will sit there in the morning, lined up, for their turn (and they are not patient about it!). We exist to serve :) Julie
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  tanya January 24, 2009 at 11:24pm

  yeah sorry about that , got your message confused with another message. duhhhhh! :)
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  tanya January 24, 2009 at 11:17am

  Well, i live in Show LOw, so if you pass your jars ontosomeone else, I wont be sad. Otherwise, I may be down there for the next Citrus picking....
  I hope you stick with the hobby though, it is fun!
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  Ruby Sheffer November 24, 2008 at 9:57pm

  Hi Lisette,
  Sure you can pass the mentoring request on..Been an evening of thought and more of it is starting to settle but it will be good to have someone to run it by.
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  joe b October 15, 2008 at 11:22pm

  Would welcome any suggestions for treats? My hens are pretty finicky about treats. They get real excited when I introduce a fruit treat, but get tired of it by the second or third offering.
  
  Only the adult hen of my flock of 3 gets to free range all day. The two pullets only have free run when I am home. This is to protect them from their only predator in my enclosed central Phoenix backyard -- two stray cats that have made their home in my yard. They get along well with the adult hen, but are a little too fascinated by the pullets.
  
  Poop on the patio is a problem, but the garden gets a daily dose of fertilizer. My goal is to keep the patio cleared off so that a quick daily hosing is all that is necessary to keep things under control. So long as my city lot doesn't start smelling like a farm, we'll be ok.
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  Susan October 10, 2008 at 10:45am

  Hi!
  
  I saw your message on the chickens forum -- and sure we can talk about Mayer...but why would you want to move here? I actually live in Cordes Jct but I worked for the fire dept for many years so I am very familiar with the area, besides just living here.
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  joe b October 8, 2008 at 7:28pm

  Thanks for commenting on my photo. Hens sure do want to get in the house! I am amazed at how friendly and smart (in a chicken sort'a way) they are. Nice chicken tractor btw!