Recent content by FishaRneKed

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grass clippings from anyone's yard that doesn't use fertilizer or poison. most of my birds are on pasture 24/7 but any birds i have penned up get mostly yard clippings. i don't mow the yard so it looks nice, i just run the mower with the bag on it until the bag gets full. i basicall mow 1/20...

you can definitely gut just about any animal then pressure cook it and feed it to chickens or other omnivorous birds. i do this with opossum whenever they come in to raid my yard. i have bred rats before, but what are you going to feed your rats??? now you are talking about buying feed, when...

if you know that you are allergic to mallard eggs, take a mallard egg, scramble it and rub it on the weak skin under your wrist. see if it causes irritation. if the mallards egg does Not cause irritation, then stop the experiment as your skin may not be a good indicator. if it Does cause...

here is my program. different ages available almost all year. eggs available i will update as we go. no shipping, shipping has not been reliable lately. Local pickup (possibly delivery for gas money) please Email me to check availability. [email protected]

looks like all 5 will be ok. they're just resting in their "dead duck" posture. LoL

this one was smaller than the rest and fully developed with no yolk left.

day 34 5 more assisted out (too big to pip, no room in the shell)

let's see how long the rest of these take

here's the 39 day hatchlings. doing good, growing fine.

these 4 hatched right at 28 days color patterns seem unique to me.

i had 3 golden hybrid 300 hens and a mallard type drake loose with muscovy hens/drakes. i just sold all my Mallard types (they were great layers, but very annoying)

the pair from a few weeks ago, one looks muscovy and one looks mallard. but those two took 39 days. interesting

now that it's dried off in the brooder, it definitely looks like a Mule. two more started coming out. they have the same color pattern as the first one

taking a little rest