Symons Hobby Farm

12/28/2020

Wrapping up 2020. A years worth of pictures on the farm.

09/27/2018

Those were fun days!

08/12/2018

Rise and shine everybody!

05/20/2018

That's one big egg!

05/19/2018

Our first successful hatching.

05/19/2018

Our new hatchlings

05/18/2018

This happened this morning! One with one on the way!

05/06/2018

Chloe the chicken was having trouble walking and Clint Symons discovered she had bumble foot. He was able to take a razor blade and cut the infected growth and wrap it. She seems to be feeling much better and loves the extra attention.

04/18/2018

Big Blue is an egg-cellent daddy to our newly introduced baby brahmas.

03/30/2018

03/09/2018

Time to drop off some eggs 🐔

01/28/2018

22 eggs today.... Another blue Easter egger

10/21/2017

Couple more now and then

10/21/2017

How about some then and now pics

10/20/2017

10/19/2017

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10/01/2017

Our beautiful Brahma

09/26/2017

Just hanging out with the girls.

09/26/2017

09/24/2017

Everyone loves massages

09/22/2017

09/22/2017

Enjoying their day in the "play pen"

09/20/2017

How about a chick flick

09/17/2017

Photos from Symons Hobby Farm's post

09/17/2017

Photos from Symons Hobby Farm's post

09/16/2017

Timeline photos

09/16/2017

Happy chickens lay happy eggs. Happy eggs are so totally a thing, I guarantee it. Next time you drive by that hand scrawled Farm Fresh Eggs HERE sign, STOP. I mean it. Best. Eggs. Ever. If not for the fun color variations of shells alone (blues, greens, speckles, OH MY!), then do it to help a local hobby farmer and support the little guy. After buying them however, there are a couple of tricks on how to clean your farm fresh eggs and make them ready to eat in a hurry.
There are many schools of thought to the Do or Do Not wash eggs argument. If you’re a a do-not-wash eggs kinda person, fabulous. Scrub the chicken s**t off your eggs with a clean dry sponge or fine grit sandpaper and put them in your fridge for later devouring! Super simple. But if you get a little squiggie at the idea of the unwashed and unsanitized eggs, then clean your eggs so they’re ready to go grocery store style.
The biggest point to this post – is that farm fresh eggs rock and you should buy them without fear. They’re rich, flavorful and amazing. Scrub off the s**t and get to cooking garsh durn it!

09/16/2017

Chic Pics

09/16/2017

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