Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions

[BYH Project Manager]

Kimchi on top of the hay feeder!

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Standing ovation for @Mahoney! Your beautiful pic is this week's POW winner and is now front and center on our homepage!

 

[BYH Project Manager]

Another Nigerian Dwarf baby with her mom!
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Big shoutout to @Mahoney! Your jaw-dropping pic just claimed the POW title and is now rocking our homepage!

 

[BYH Project Manager]

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My nubian goat

Yay, @Striker24.3! Your beautiful pic just won this week’s Picture of the Week and is now dazzling on our homepage!

 

[BYH Project Manager]

Arg! I wanted to find the best photo... but I gave up.

Muscovy ducklings that I hatched from shipped eggs.

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Way to go, @Alaskan! Your pic is this week's winner and is kickin' back on our homepage for everyone to enjoy!

 

[Alaskan]

Here ya go, winter photos with my flock of American Buff Geese

 

[BYH Project Manager]

This years first Nigerian Dwarf baby, born yesterday!
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Hey, @Mahoney! Your killer shot just snagged the top spot and is proudly featured on our homepage this week!

 

[Moon888]

This years first Nigerian Dwarf baby, born yesterday!
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Awe, so cute ... if only they stayed that size : )

 

[Moon888]

Hey, @Mahoney! Your killer shot just snagged the top spot and is proudly featured on our homepage this week!

Incredible scenery; something so magical about snow and mountains : )

 

[Moon888]

Here ya go, winter photos with my flock of American Buff Geese

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Hi Alaskan, would you please tell me why you keep geese? I guess they will chase foxes away : ) : ) : ) They are so healthy looking and "happy" goosies!

 

[Alaskan]

Hi Alaskan, would you please tell me why you keep geese? I guess they will chase foxes away : ) : ) : ) They are so healthy looking and "happy" goosies!

Because in the summer, they cost almost zero to feed. They eat almost 100% lawn grass, so keep the lawn perfectly trimmed. They are good at edging.

Also, they are so large that once full sized, I haven't had any deaths even when I free range them.

Last time I had them, I slaughtered them all once fall came.

This year I wanted to keep a breeding set.... so I am over-wintering them. The food cost, now that all grass is gone, is HORRIFIC!

Also, they are pretty cold hardy, which is nice.