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My mother declared war on a fox

Judy Evans @JudyEv (381810) • Rockingham, Australia 24 Apr 22

My mother kept a diary for many, many years and I’ve been slowly going through them and more or less summarising them. They document the day-to-day activities on the farm, rather than her thoughts and feelings. We had a lot of...

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The Beak - our little chook/chicken

Judy Evans @JudyEv (381810) • Rockingham, Australia 14 Jan 22

A ‘chook’ is an Australian word for ‘chicken’ or ‘hen’. We rescued a little chicken once. It had got separated from its family and was cold and wet from the long grass and quite weak. I dropped it into a sock and popped it on a...

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Browned off - a new phrase for you perhaps?

Judy Evans @JudyEv (381810) • Rockingham, Australia 14 Jan 22

The photo has nothing to do with the post. Just a very wet kangaroo, probably browned off by the weather. There are not many Australians on myLot but I am one of several. I occasionally use phrases that people are not familiar...

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Fast Food Chicken Joints...

dodoguy @dodoguy (1292) • Australia 18 Mar 08

Hola Poultry Freaks, This is probably a question for our American friends, more so than most, but I'd still welcome your perspective regardless of your location or origin... Why is it that the burger joints can do such a...

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Egg bound chook, any advice?

superchook @superchook (1786) • Australia 21 Jan 07

I have a chook and have been told she is egg bound. Does anyone have any advice on what I can do to help her. I have rang places but no-one seems to know what to do. The poor chook was egg bound and then the egg broke, so it...

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