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The four guineas have been busy this spring. They’ve laid a total of 23 eggs in the barn. Unfortunately I couldn’t get the hen(s) to sit on them, in fact they laid them in random places all over the coop. After about two weeks I took all of them and put them in an incubator, we’ll find out soon enough if they are fertile, they should hatch around the 20th of May.
Purchased a whole load of fish from a Zetts up in West Virginia, the containers took up the entire trailer and pickup truck. The fish included:
Maddy & Patrick helped me spread them around the pond. Keeping fingers crossed that they will take.
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It was much easier driving in then getting out, even with my new 4wd pickup.
Inbound in the morning
Back yard
It was as cold as it looks!
Finally finished filling and now is draining from the overflow pipe. Looks big! Thin layer of ice covers most of the pond in these photos.
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Pretty happy that this 2 year saga is done and its looking pretty good!
Very close to being full, but the apparent rate of filling really slows from here on out.
I didn’t know it at the time, but sadly this was also the last day I would see Tom Bledsoe over at the farm.
Back to the road for the first time
Great to spend some time with the kids. Emily’s boyfriend Erik ended up snagging a buck!
Pond is almost full
Boys ready to move out!
Patrick was determined
It was cold!
The crack of dawn
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Great time with the brothers, although we were ‘skunked’.
Here we go!
Steve in the blind
Spagetti and meatballs for dinner!
Up at the crack of dawn, literally!
Steve made breakfast after the morning hunt
