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    What are these guys?

    We were out and about in Western North Carolina and saw these guys at a duck pond. It's next to a wildlife rescue, and while they don't *allow* folks to dump off their unwanted farm birds there, the presence of pekins and khaki Campbells in the pond suggest that folks do. So, wondering about the...
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    Bruised meat?

    I posted about plucking my jerk rooster last night. After reading a bunch on here last night I decided to just keep it simple and skin him, and then slow cook the snot out of him and then can, mostly because he's somewhere between 12-16 months old. Once I got him skinned I realized he's pretty...
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    Moving a Rooster to Freezer Camp

    I'm not new to butchering chickens, I raise all my Roo's to eventually be dinner. I do a batch each spring and fall as they grow. This guy went after my three year old so he gets an early ticket. Anyhow, since I do it by myself and my kiddos are usually around I usually just skin them as that's...
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    Silkies in main coop

    Does anyone have a separate silkie setup in their existing coop? I'm learning that the silkies I had years ago that roosted were a bit of an anomaly. I don't have room to build extra coops in my run space, and I can expand my run due to terrain. My coop is fairly large, and I could potentially...
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    Quack sexing??

    I've seen this mentioned a couple times, but what in the world is quack sexing??? Is this a tried and true method, or is it more like *you're carrying low so it's a boy* old wives tale?
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    Ducky Injury!!!

    I let my ducklings out into the main run today with a ton of chickens, a momma with a bunch of babies, and two older ducks. There's enough room and coop/brooder space for everyone to kinda stay to themselves. We were gone for much of the afternoon and I just came down to check on everyone. I...
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    Overnight Watering Solutions

    I have the same problem as every other duck owner in the world. Keeping them watered without having to change the bedding every dang day. I only need to water overnight because they have free access to a creek and small pond during the day. They get food at night to bribe them into their coop...
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    Hi!!! 👋 👋

    Hey y'all. I've been keeping chickens for about 4 years now. I just had a mystery broody hatch out 9 babies, so I think I'm up to thirty? I also have a dozen ducklings, two dogs, a cat, a husband, and three mostly feral children. 💚 Um, I don't remember all the welcome questions, but I've spent...
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