clem nelson

where are the discussions about bypass vents?
will i be saying 'duh' soon?

new to this forum,love it.just got wind of the rocket,not to be confused with lowell georges' rocket in my pocket.been reading older posts on the rocket,great.my wisconsin mind wondered after our 10 pm singing lessons.warmth of the hearth and warmth of the heart of the dumped found pitbull brood mare i've had for just over ayear now. the pit bull was totally un socialized,singing has replaced barking(for the most part).she is a total sweatheart and not a badsinger.after much reading the american staffordshire terrier is the most loyal breed you can find,that is why really dumb ignorant humans can train them to be bad,so sad.for many decades they were americas dog,known as the nanny dog,looked after the children.is it okay to get off topic and ramble on this forum?live from wisconsin!

got to love this forum! way better than farce/in your face /book.live from wisconsin.got to go,it's time for the pitbulls singing lessons,i have no choice.

just looked for a reply to last night's post under 'paddock size per chicken'. realized i didn't ask secifically to this situation,the cooler wasn't that empty.new to this forum,don't know how quick it goes.any advice is welcome.

just got wind of permies.com.new to computers,didn't go to shcool that long,type with one finger.yes i am from wisconsin,yes i do own coolers but not THAT many! just enough. anyhow,this next season will be my 3rd year gardening,must be up to 6 to 7000 sq',learning what i don't know. want to grow chickens for meat,eggs a plus. considering 25 to 50.live about a mile from the mississippi.preditors,cayotes,fox,racoons,occasional moutain lyon,swedes,bear. want to put the chickens under a canopy of young 6 to 12 inch basswood ,elm, hackberry,afew red and white oak.how many sq' are needed per chicken?like the rotating paddock plan found here. i do have a racoon killing machine,yellow lab and a dumped found american staffordshire terrior(pit bull).both protective,no time for varmints