Penny
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Downsizer Virtual Show - LivestockHave you got a particulary photogenic piggie, or a champion chook?
This is the place to post your pictures of them for the Downsizer Virtual Show
The only rule is that they should be animals/fish/birds kept for food.
Closing date is 8th October
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High Green Farm
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Re: Downsizer Virtual Show - Livestock | Penny wrote: | | The only rule is that they should be animals/fish/birds kept for food. |
Can I have a clarification of the rules please?
Does a breeding sow qualify as being kept for food? And is a laying hen kept for food?
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Penny
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Re: Downsizer Virtual Show - Livestock | High Green Farm wrote: | | Penny wrote: | | The only rule is that they should be animals/fish/birds kept for food. |
Can I have a clarification of the rules please?
Does a breeding sow qualify as being kept for food? And is a laying hen kept for food? | Yep, absolutely. Perhaps kept for the purpose of producing food would be a better description, as opposed to kept as a pet. Hope that helps
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bernie-woman
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NeathChris's lovely entry moved from Downsizer photo category
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My entries for best livestock, young boar and 2 young ram lambs. I will get some pics of my sow, hopefully with a litter, tomorrow and my in pig gilt. where abouts are you sally? |
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Penny
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Make sure you enter those lovely baby ducks Mochyn
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Mr O
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GOS Piglets
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Naomi
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Latest arrivals-Indian Runner x Khaki Campbell ducklings
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Mr O
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Shetland bull calf
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Naomi
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Partridge Cochin Cockerel
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Naomi
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Another pair of my ducks
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Mr O
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Balwen Lamb
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Naomi
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One of my white silkies
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Mr O
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GOS Gilts
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Naomi
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Selection of chicks
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Penny
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You two having your own competition The silkie is beautiful Naomi, and those little piggies are gorgeous
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Mr O
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Sorry Penny I just have a lot of livestock!
Ducklings
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Mr O
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The Great Escape!
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Naomi
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I don't have as much livestock as The Orange but I'll see his ducklings and raise him three white silkie chicks and a sunbathing Exchequer Leghorn
Keep it up Phil x
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Penny
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| The Orange wrote: | | Sorry Penny I just have a lot of livestock! |
Don't apologise chuck, we want to see more!!!!!!!
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Mr O
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I will match you with a protective mum and a RIR cockeral!
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Mr O
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And raise you with seven caed lambs!
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Bernie66
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That's some chicken that!!
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Naomi
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Looks like you win Phil. I shall have to get snappy with my camera to raise the stakes!!!
Great pic of your RIR !!!
N x
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Tavascarow
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Hi this is a photo of my oldspot x saddleback gilt called Agie. She's off to meet her boyfriend for the first time today.
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tahir
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She doesn't look too happy about it, arranged marriage?
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Tavascarow
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Fraid so. But being a Cornish lass she should be lucky it's not her brother (Sorry fellow bretheren).
One of bracken one of my nubian boys.
He doesn't fit here realy as I don't intend to eat him I certainly can't breed from him, but he does play his part by composting large quantities of brambles etc.
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Naomi
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You have Anglo Nubians!!!Oh I am so so jealous. Gorgeous goats!
Think I know you from another forum don't I?
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Tavascarow
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Damn I've been tracked down. Cant hide anywhere these days. Those ACL women are after me again (I should be so lucky)How's it going over in Lincs. Beautiful day here in Cornwall.
One of my quail which definately fit in this category.
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Naomi
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It's that beard of yours Steve (false or other wise)!!!Sends us women wild!!
It is dry here in Lincs today but not as sunny as yesterday.
Have done some much needed weeding this morning!
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Penny
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| TAVASCAROW wrote: | | One of my quail which definately fit in this category. |
One of your quail - it's got two heads!!
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Tavascarow
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I thought the plural for quail was quail. I'm very fond of quails tonque & drumsticks. If you look closely you can see it's got 4 legs as well. Heehee
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Chick-pea
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Can I join in? All I have is chickens. My three children sometimes feel like livestock (I spend all my time and money feeding them and mucking them out and occasionally finding them when they escape) but they're not kept for food so they probably don't count.
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Penny
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Love the curtains
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Chick-pea
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The henhouse used to be my daughter's wendy house, so it still has checky red curtains and leaded windows. There's a pic of the henhouse here http://bean-sprouts.blogspot.com/2006/07/swanky-henhouse.html
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Tavascarow
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They look like they're line dancing.
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@Calli
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Other halfs pigs.....
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Camile
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I might as well give it a go too ...
Here they are:
The Silkies are the broody army for the roasting birds:
The ewe will be the mum of the future roast legs of lamb:
The Billy make a big contribution to the compost heap:
The hens are for eggs:
Rooster for next generation of table birds:
Geese for eggs and hopefully Christmas goose:
Rabbits for slippers :
Camile
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Tavascarow
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One of my young Gold Laced Wyandotte Cockerels. This one is shaping up to be a breeding bird next year.
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dpack
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quality critters
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Naomi
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My new ducks
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Anders
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Keeping our garden
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Lozzie
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Dee
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Penny
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Any more animals you want to show (off)
I can't enter them, as I'm modding this thread, but just as I've now got some, I'll post a nice piccy of my girls tomorrow.
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Camile
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Here comes the guineas:
The Guinea sha£$%£%g rooster:
The real Guinea cock:
The Boss (Ancona):
Camile
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@Calli
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This is turning into a poultry exhibition!!
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Camile
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So we will change it a bit:
And just for the sake of it:
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@Calli
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Camile You are worse than me!!!!
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Camile
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I could very well be indeed ... but I can't resist taking a good shot when I see one ..
Peanuts!:
Catnip's Effect:
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@Calli
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touche
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Penny
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Well I can't win - but here are my girls
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Daydreaming
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My two 'Skyline' hybrids
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Tavascarow
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Agie my rotavator
& bracken my strimmer
You did say virtual machinery didn't you?
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moonwind
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Livestock competition entry from Moonwind
Champion Allanton Washington was the best Ram we ever owned, over the bridge now, but a real character when on this earth. Willy Wonka as he was known enjoyed going up the pub on his headcollar with my OH which used to be the talk of the Village as you can imagine
Our really scared, wild and dreadfully cruelly looked after lambs haha .. Everything is mad here including Moonwind. It's a survival technique nearing perfection.
Trampus the German Shepherd on his day off with his "Get your own sheep in expression"
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