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  1. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    Awesome. Thanks
  2. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    You take any photos of her hamburgs?
  3. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    Try using a timer and lights
  4. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    Found this egg this morning. This pullet has been laying for over 6 weeks. This is her egg from yesterday beside it.
  5. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    If your strain is prone to cocci, do not use anything other than medicated starter. There's a reason why they make it. Coccidia affects many species of animals and you can lose a whole pen of chicks overnight to it. There are some breeds that have a strong tolerance to it but none are immune...
  6. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    You could always keep them at a different location, hatch heavy from them one season, and then dispose of them.
  7. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    I agree. I have 10 12x12 pens and I'm always short on pen space. One main reason is hamburg hens will fight and kill each other when you switch pens around. The males are actually easier to switch around and keep together.
  8. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    Don't forget a coon can go straight through a 2x4 opening.
  9. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    Spend some time and money on getting your pens fixed right.Makeshift pens and fencing is just an invitation to anything and everything that likes chicken.
  10. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    I have an aisle down the center of my barns. I just leave the pen they are moving to open and let them have the whole length of the aisle plus the new pen for a day or two until everyone has a chance to meet. My rocks are fine just placing them in the pen together but the hamburg hens are a...
  11. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    you might have better luck holding them up to your ear. They will tell you if they are boys or girls.
  12. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    Just means the males won't be up to par. Must be double mated if you want great males AND great females.
  13. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    Can any of you post pictures of your automatic waterers and plumbing?
  14. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    Cold weather does nothing to stunt the insect or parasite population. Insects go dormant over winter. They are still there. Alaska is sprawling with Mosquitos and all sorts of bugs come spring. Yet people still think winter temps affect them.
  15. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    I've got a quad of silver pencilled rocks but you would have to pick up in central ky.
  16. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    Have you checked your local craigslist?
  17. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    When the wing feathers come all the way in they will get back in order.
  18. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    I'd say yard full of rocks would qualify?
  19. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    So an ostrich should lay an egg about the size of a raisin?
  20. NeilsHamburgs

    Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

    If it was me I'd get the columbian right before I'd even consider mixing things up. Seems like your making a stew.
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