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Nov 3, 20112 min read

“Duck Fat” by our Guest Blogger

Our 13yo daughter graces us with another blog post today. —————– Established fact: Grown Muscovy Duck drakes are usually too heavy to get...

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Oct 6, 20114 min read

(Mis) Adventures in Long-Distance Horse Trailering, Part 2

Last time, you may recall, we had just finished the first long day of our cross-country move with our family, goods, and two horses. ...

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Sep 14, 20113 min read

NATO Peacekeeping, Family Harmony, and Automatic Chicken Doors

I spent 10 years in NATO assignments, so I’m pretty acquainted with the challenges of trying to accommodate seemingly incompatible...

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Sep 13, 20112 min read

Guest Blogger: “Chuck” the Chicken-Duck

Please welcome the Flying T’s first guest-blogger, our 13yo daughter… I mentally go through the birds as I check on them for the night. 5...

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Sep 12, 20112 min read

On Gadgets

It’s a little known fact that the managers at the local Tractor Supply Co and Home Depot franchises have recently seen the same...

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Sep 10, 20113 min read

Chickens, Lions, and Beavers… Oh My!

Our family has a weakness for free-range eggs. You may be thinking, “what’s the big deal? Eggs are eggs,” or “Can you really tell the...

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Sep 6, 20111 min read

You might live on a farm if…

You might live on a farm if… 10. …you normally awake before the rooster (and when he wakes up first you have an urge to reach for the...

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Mar 22, 20212 min read

Double or Nothing

Two years ago, Chili birthed her first set of quads, four gorgeous red bucklings I like to refer to affectionately as The Spice Boys....

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Mar 23, 20201 min read

We've Moved!

With all this free time we've found during the shutdown, we at the Flying T at last had the chance to update our website and blog! Rather...

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