Life with the rescued and resident animals of Mutiny Ranch, from chickens and horses to goats, pigs, dogs, and cats.
Every fall, as the weather begins to change here in southwestern Colorado, there’s one chore I know I need to tackle: getting our chicken runs ready for winter. Our summers are hot and sunny, but winter brings cold temperatures, snow, […]
Keeping chickens takes work but I have a few tips to help make it easier and more enjoyable. Here are 3 items I purchased that helped buy back my time and make caring for chickens …
By now you've probably seen the social media posts announcing the addition of Casper, a spry 24-year-old, one-eyed horse, to the herd. We are still under a foster agreement with Denkai Animal Sanctuary but with …
Do you know how some people are always trying to find the perfect pair of jeans? Ones that don't have a gap in the back but allow ample thigh room? Or that are long enough …
By now most of you have probably heard the buzz about turmeric (or curcumin) as a natural alternative for pain relief. You can find a plethora of turmeric supplements in health food and the average …
Hey there! Long time no post. If you're new to Tales From the Mutiny...Welcome! Velkommen! Bienvenue! Kalós órises! Hello! If you're not new you might notice something different...the website and theme! After 4 years of …
The new and improved Chicken Tractor (backdoor view).One of the first ranch projects we tackled was the building of the Chicken Tractor. As "new" farmers with limited experience, we learned that chickens were probably the …
A summer morning bounty: Blackberries, wild field mint and eggs from our hens.One of the first things we wanted to do after moving to the ranch was get a few chickens because, really, nothing says …