Oh THAT'S cute! I have a little silkie chick who just might not move to the coop. She's just one of the dogs as far as she knows. She's never even seen another chicken. Now when everyone tells me I'm crazy, I'll just send them to your blog. haha. Cheers, fellow chicken nut!
Ok the 3 B's are adorable! I've been wanting a couple of crested Polish myself! I don't think I'll be happy until I have one of every breed - they're just so much fun with their own little personalities! They're like little feathery people ;). I'll have to check out mypetchicken.com - I ordered most of my ladies (and 2 gents) from McMurray hatchery and I really don't think I need 25 more this spring! Tell the 3 B's hello from me and Thelma and Louise! =)
Oh yes, the B's are very serious about their cheese. I've found that the shortest route to a B's heart is with CHESSE. Cheese is not only the food that connects us to our European brethren, but may also connect us to our chickens.
Seattle city urban chickens now have a voice. That voice comes from the 3 B's - B Master B, B Diddy and 'Lil B. It's not enough to be hip hop urban polish chickens, they want others to know it's cool, it's happenin', it's awesome to raise chickens in an urban setting. Also, please only buy certified cage free eggs, chickens have heart, chickens have soul. The 3 B's will show you that's true.
I’m known as Camp Counselor Bob amongst my inner circle. While, not an accredited counselor, I’m an effective guide in a wide range of activities; fly fishing, backpacking, snowmobiling, oyster tasting and wine tasting. I reside in Seattle, coffee capital of the Universe. I’m originally from Montana but spent my formative years in Puyallup, Washington – a now suburbanized ‘farming town’ south of Seattle. The number one thing I learned growing up near Seattle was that I wanted to live there, not Puyallup. Now there’s nothing wrong with Puyallup, it’s just not that exciting of a place. I am married to Darnell, my wife of 14 years. In our spare time we are lovingly restoring our Ravenna farmhouse back to its original glory. I explain to my wife that we’re taking it back to it’s farm roots with our cat Bozeman, 2 mini Aussies, Lucca (neurotic) & Blu (give me a job, give me a job), and our 3 chickens – B Master B, Lil’B and B Diddy. I get ‘the look’ when I tell her that.
Oh THAT'S cute! I have a little silkie chick who just might not move to the coop. She's just one of the dogs as far as she knows. She's never even seen another chicken. Now when everyone tells me I'm crazy, I'll just send them to your blog. haha. Cheers, fellow chicken nut!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesomely cute bird! Are the Aussies good with the chickens?
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you. Having chickens has been even more surprising and entertaining than I imagined. And crazy? Oh yes, but that's half the fun!
ReplyDeleteLucca, the tri-color does not like the B's, but he tolerates them. Blu is very good with them though and is protective, he's a very good boy.
ReplyDeleteOk the 3 B's are adorable! I've been wanting a couple of crested Polish myself! I don't think I'll be happy until I have one of every breed - they're just so much fun with their own little personalities! They're like little feathery people ;).
ReplyDeleteI'll have to check out mypetchicken.com - I ordered most of my ladies (and 2 gents) from McMurray hatchery and I really don't think I need 25 more this spring!
Tell the 3 B's hello from me and Thelma and Louise! =)
The B's say hello back!
ReplyDeleteCheese??? Seriously??????
ReplyDeleteOh yes, the B's are very serious about their cheese. I've found that the shortest route to a B's heart is with CHESSE. Cheese is not only the food that connects us to our European brethren, but may also connect us to our chickens.
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