Country Chicken Girl

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

That's a LOOOOOOONG Egg!

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Today's Eggs... "One of these things is not like the others, One of these things just doesn't belong, Can you tell which thin...
Monday, April 25, 2011

Mama Didn't EVER Say There'd Be Days Like This...

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My mama never told me there would be days like the ones we have been having here on the ranch. Maybe because my mama never dreamed I marry s...
Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Chick Update

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Chicks sleeping except for Mr. Curious, the little guy in the middle! I finally had time yesterday to take pictures of the chicks for you. I...
Monday, April 18, 2011

Pansies, Cry-Babies and Sympathetic Tender-hearts Need Not Apply

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Let me warn you if you are a pansy, cry baby, sympathetic, tender hearted, pantywaist, weakling, namby - pamby or lightweight, you might no...
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Thursday, April 14, 2011

Did You Get One?

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I sent out the 2011 Pastured Poultry Order forms last week. If you haven't received one by now, then you aren't on the mailing list...
Tuesday, April 12, 2011

That's NOT a CHICKEN!

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Dan the Man and I were working on one of the brooders today in preparation of the 400 chicks that will be arriving on Friday. We realized th...
Friday, April 8, 2011

Who Is Responsible For This?

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This is a video post. I have two videos for you to watch. You can watch them in any order. If you are a cat person, you might enjoy watchi...
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Kathi Manville
I grew up in a small Western Nebraska town, Mitchell. My stepfather was a piano tuner and my mother was a legal secretary. I feel like I grew up under normal circumstances, what ever normal is! I have lived several places and have held many different occupations from my first job, working at a doggie grooming salon, to fast food joints, waitressing at a country club to family diners, ski lift operator, administrative assistant, restaurant manager, piano tuner, bank teller, para for SPED kids in junior high school, construction worker, to my husband's hired hand. My husband and I married in 1996 and have four boys. Nick who is currently stationed at Cannon Air Force Base in New Mexico, serving our country in the United States Airforce, Colton who is currently attending South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, Chris who lives in Kearney and works for Charter Communications and finally Skyler who is a senior at Morrill High School. We own and operate our own family run business, Open A Bar 2 Ranch, LLC which is an all natural beef operation and a pastured poultry operation.
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