Mr. Roo Man won best of variety, best of breed and Champion English!!!!!!!!!!!!
I went up to the Armstrong Fair after work today with some friend to check on the birds and boy was I surprised when I checked and he had done so well.
 The pullet won her class.

Today was the day the pullets were supposed to go to the Armstong Fair but we had a small accident while loading them. One of the pullets freaked out and somehow got caught in a fly strip, after about an hour of trying everything I could think of to get the stickies out I gave up and grabbed Mr. Roo Man instead. He had not been bathed or prepared in anyway, heck I don't even have a cage that really fits him, but off to the Fair he went. Here is hoping all goes well.

I will be taking two of my pullets up to the Armstrong Fair 2013 to be judged by Heather Hayes, everyone is being bathed tonight. 

Everyone enjoying the new run.

The new coop is done and the chicks have moved in. A few more weeks and the older hens will be joining them.

I just want to show some of my Dahlia flowers to everyone. The Dahlia is my favorite type of flower, such a diverse group.

I was a little late in bringing the babies in tonight, normally just before dusk I go out, round them up and move them into the chicken house. Today I was late and it was dark out the poor little chicks were so scared, when I went out they were all huddled up at the gate waiting to go in. I feel so bad for the little guys.

We got two new pullets today they are about 7 weeks old. Such sweethearts.