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For the week of January 30, 2012
Hi!! We hope you are all able to enjoy this beautiful day!! Here's some info for the week!! - Hooded Sweatshirts & Calendars - Local Burglaries - Hoof Trimming for Horse Owners 101 - Williamson County Cattlemen's Association - The Poultry House - Found-Great Pyreneese - Rabbits for Sale - Great Pyreneese - Triple Crown Proof of Purchases -Fire at Crossroads Ranch Hoodies are In!! Bonnie's Barnyard, Inc. hooded sweatshirts are IN!!! They are available in Small-3XL! Small-XL $19.95 and 2XL-3XL $24.95 Calendars We also have some 2012 Almanac calendars available! They are FREE!! Burglaries in Triune/College Grove Areas >>> Jeff Long 01/27/2012 11:27 AM >>> I wanted to take the opportunity to thank you and all the Neighborhood Watch Group for keeping everyone notified about recent crimes in the area. I want to congratulate you and the Group because you are probably one of the most active Neighborhood Watch Groups in the county. I regularly receive the e-mails from the Group.
I want to give you some accurate information about recent events so everyone will know the true information. Since December 1, 2011 we have had six (6) residential burglaries (not robberies) in the east and south-east end of Williamson County. The following is the list: 12/6/11 Peytonsville-Arno Road; 1/3/12 Cross Keys Road; 1/8/12 Ash Hill Road; 1/17/12 Eudailey Covington Road; 1/17/12 Comstock Road; 1/18/12 Hatcher Lane.
On January 18, 2012, three individuals went to a residence on Spanntown Road and left after seeing someone at home. There was 2 male blacks and one male white in a blue Chevrolet extended cab truck with a dent on the driver's side. Rutherford county has had burglaries where a silver car and a green Pickup were seen. In Williamson County we had three male whites in a rust colored Pickup around the Flatcreek Road area suspicious.
We are patrolling the areas aggressively as possible with added patrols. Also we are coordinating with the surrounding counties to share information. If anyone sees suspicious activity please have them call 615-790-5550 or 911 depending on the urgency. Please also get a license number of the vehicle if possible.
We very much appreciate your assistance as we need the community to help with their eyes and ears for us.
Again thank you to all,
Sheriff Jeff Long
The community email was forwarded to me concerning the residential burglaries in the Triune area. In Williamson County there has been only one attempt on Spanntown Road. In addition there were three burglaries in the areas between College Grove and Bethesda.
There were three men in a orange colored pickup seen acting suspiciously near Flat Creek last week. We are aggressively patrolling the southeast part of the county in hopes of locating a suspect(s).
Rutherford County and Marshall County have both experienced some burglaries near our county line. Not sure on the exact number.
We do still want everyone help in reporting suspicious activity.
I wanted you to have accurate information.
Thanks,
Roddy
Captain Roddy Parker
Williamson County Sheriff's Office Patrol Division
F.B.I. National Academy
240th Session
Hoof Trimming for Horse Owners 101: a one-day clinic Saturday February 4, 2012 9:00am - 4:00pm Rowantree Farm Franklin, TN Join us for a hands-on clinic designed to introduce horse owners to the basics of barefoot hoof trimming. Whether your goal is to touch up trims between visits from a professional or to take over hoofcare duties for your herd entirely, this clinic will get you started off on the right foot – er, hoof! Not quite ready to pick up a rasp yet? Audit the clinic to become a more educated consumer of hoofcare services – learn about healthy hoof anatomy and function, how to decide when your horse needs hoof care, and how to recognize a balanced hoof. Clinic includes: • classroom time with a mix of learning activities and interactive demos• hoof trimming demonstration with Q&A• hands-on practice – each participant trims at least one hoof from start to finishCost: Discounted Earlybird Registration begins Thurs. Jan. 12 – sign up now and save!$65 Earlybird registration until 02/03/12, $85 at the door (limited to 10 spots) $35 Earlybird auditor until 02/03/12, $45 at the door (limited to 20 spots) Contact: Leitha Lee Leitha@hoofsmart.com 256-653-6285Download: Clinic information packet and registration forms at: www.hoofsmart.com
Williamson County Cattlemen’s Association To: Members of the Williamson County Cattlemen’s Association and other Beef Producers Re: Annual Meeting of the WCCA
The annual meeting of the Williamson County Cattlemen’s Association is scheduled for Friday, February 10th, at 6:30 p.m. at the Ag Expo Park. Our program this year will be Ed Harlin. Ed is the Director of Agriculture and Forestry Development for the state. He is the former Maury County Executive.
Anyone with an interest in beef cattle is welcome. Annual dues are $35.00. The Williamson County Cattlemen’s Association is very active and they support agriculture in our community. They have funded a scholarship in memory of Ralph Meacham, provided sponsorship for the beef heifer show in Williamson County, and made a charter contribution to the Farm Animal Care Coalition of Tennessee (FACCT).
A beef meal will be provided by the Cattlemen’s Association. Everyone is encouraged to bring a dessert with serving utensil. It is essential that you help us control meal costs and still have plenty of food. Please RSVP your attendance by Wednesday, February 8th. You may call the extension office at 790-5721, or e-mail amitch15@utk.edu.
Sincerely, George Lamb George Lamb President, WCCA
The Poultry House We are your local NPIP certified commercial hatchery. thepoultryhouse@rocketmail.com or 615-574-1250
Available at Bonnie’s Barnyard, Inc. on Saturdays beginning February 25, 2012 – Mid-May!!
Baby Chicks – We have baby chicks for sale year round with the majority of our inventory hatching between January and May of each year.
Breed Stock – We have a limited variety of roosters available. Whether you are just looking for an alarm clock that crows or a special rooster for breeding, we have them both! We support careful selection and top quality genetics in all of our breeds.
We are a local poultry farm (Franklin, TN) and USDA Licensed Commercial Hatchery. We specialize in dual purpose breeds (eggs and meat) of Brown Egg Layers but we can obtain all breeds from quality breeders. We are NPIP certified and guarantee the health of the birds/chicks we sell. Member of the American Poultry Association.
Breeds – We specialize in Brown Egg laying, dual purpose breeds. These are birds that are great for egg production or meat. Our breed stock complies with the American Poultry Association’s requirements. If you are looking for birds to breed, show or just have in the yard…you can trust that you are getting the best of the breed you are purchasing. All of our breed stock comes from NPIP farms committed to quality!
Orders for Baby Chicks – Some people know just what they want while others are just getting started and need help deciding. We are here to help. You can place an order now for baby chicks and have them ready when you want them. No pre-payment is required on orders smaller than 100. Minimum order is 3. If you would like to place an order, please email or call us today and we can explain the simple process.
Sexing – We guarantee 90% accuracy on the sexing of baby chicks among standard breeds and 100% accuracy on our hybrid egg and meat production breeds.
Breeds – Here are some of the breeds we carry on a regular basis. Chickens: Rhode Island Reds Wyandottes (Silver and Golden) Plymouth Barred Rocks New Hampshire Reds Speckled Sussex Plymouth White Rocks Buckeyes Delawares Sex Links (Red and Gold) Cinnamon Queens Black Australorps Jersey Black Giants Blue Andalusians Buff Orpingtons Ameraucanas Welsummers Dominiques Turkeys: Broad Breasted White Broad Breasted Bronze Bourbon Reds
If you are looking for other poultry of any kind, we have an extensive network of NPIP certified farms and hatcheries to direct you to if we are unable to supply your need. FOUND
Female Great Pyrenese/Golden Retriever mix(?) with RED collar near Cox Road.
615-310-1253
NETHERLAND DWARF RABBITS FOR SALE I have both pet and show quality Netherland Dwarf rabbits available for sale. The primary varieties I have available are Black and Blue Otters, Blues, Ruby Eyed Whites, and Silver Martens. Netherland Dwarfs are the smallest of all rabbit breeds (around 2 lbs), thus making them good pets. They also are nice for breeding/showing because they take up so little room. They make great 4-H/FFA projects. If you would like more details about the available rabbits or have additional questions, please email btrabbitry@gmail.com or call 615.210.7740.
Kevin Downs, Blackberry Trail Rabbitry
Great Pyrenees I now have 2 Great Pyrenees adult females that I need to find a new home for. If you know anyone with plenty of room that would be good to them please pass the word. One is about 3.5 yrs. old (not spayed) and the other is about 6 (spayed) both are solid white. They are very used to and great with goats, cats, chickens and children. I have a younger female coming in heat and they are ganging up on her way too much. I can send pics if somebody wants to see them. It is a mother/daughter and they get along great with each other. Feel free to pass on my email address or phone 615-474-5075. I really appreciate anything you can do.
Thanks!
Steve Vire www.somewhereplaceelsefarm.com Triple Crown Proof of Purchases
I save my Triple Crown POP’s for a non-profit rescue in Virginia that cares for only senior horses (TREES). Do you think that you could ask or put in an email blast if there are people who are not collecting them, to save and turn them into you for me and I could pick up whenever I come over? Thanks J Cindy Daigre Ferrell Hollow Farm
by Gillian Morris Guin on Monday, January 30, 2012 at 2:31pm
Hi, Gillian Guin here. Sunday morning, at 1:30am, a fire broke out near the fireplace at our back house at the Guin ranch. Josh and Ray (who lived in the house) worked tirelessly for 30 minutes to throw water on the fire, from the ground underneath the second story fire, until the fire fighters could arrive. Michael, who also lives in the house came home in the middle of the night to find out his house was on fire. Ray suffered smoke inhalation, and Josh got some cuts and burns on his feet. He wouldn’t even stop to put shoes on until help arrived. It took 5 fire trucks, a tank, some 30 heros, and 4 hours to finally get the fire out. By the time the sun came up, the house, and most of what was in it was lost. Praise God, everyone was okay, and fire fighters were able to prevent the front house (20 feet away) from catching fire.
Ray and Michael have lost so much to fire, smoke, or water damage. We want to help get these guys back on their feet. Tomorrow, at 10am, we are going to try to salvage anything we can. Please come help. Anyone who can clean, bring snacks for the workers, or watch kids would be greatly appreciated. We are also setting up a fund for the guys at Bank of America. (Details to be announced.) Call or text Gillian at (615)579-7584 to let us know if you can come. Thank you. Let’s be the arms of Christ to take care of these guys in their hour of need.
Pet & Livestock Feeds & Needs Bonnie & Stephen Ozburn 8030-C Horton Highway Triune, Tennessee 37014 615-395-7679 If HE leads you to it, HE WILL lead you through it!!
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