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  1. IHeartPoultry

    “Share Helpful Backyard Poultry TIPS” a Random Posting CONTEST Thread ~ Hosts, Mike & Sally

    I won some corn shaped salt and pepper shakers in the share a laugh random post contest. I won some similar shakers last month so I am open to trading
  2. IHeartPoultry

    “Share Helpful Backyard Poultry TIPS” a Random Posting CONTEST Thread ~ Hosts, Mike & Sally

    I originally posted this on the Easter HAL, but some people found it helpful for others in the same situation. I figured I'd share it here too ;) " The amazing story about the tough hatch one of my chicks had: One chick that had to be assisted was a breach chick that could not even pip. She...
  3. IHeartPoultry

    “Share Helpful Backyard Poultry TIPS” a Random Posting CONTEST Thread ~ Hosts, Mike & Sally

    If I were to win () would i be allowed to trade prizes with other winners? :)
  4. IHeartPoultry

    “Share Helpful Backyard Poultry TIPS” a Random Posting CONTEST Thread ~ Hosts, Mike & Sally

    What about breaking a broody??? I have a silkie who's being a nest-box-hogger... Edit: never mind.. i see you have a "broody battle" link
  5. IHeartPoultry

    “Share Helpful Backyard Poultry TIPS” a Random Posting CONTEST Thread ~ Hosts, Mike & Sally

    I have realized recently that I notice roos sooner than many people. Sometimes younger than a week old I can point out genders. It's just because I watch their behavior. It's not a sure-fire-way, but it definitely helps me out telling cockerels from pullets. The type of behavior I notice the...
  6. IHeartPoultry

    “Share Helpful Backyard Poultry TIPS” a Random Posting CONTEST Thread ~ Hosts, Mike & Sally

    I found this very helpful picture/illustration/informational article. If you can't decide between ducks and chickens... this is incredibly helpful! Here's the blog I found it on... Bit Of Earth Farm EDIT: I just realized the blog I found this article on was sharing it too. It's originally...
  7. IHeartPoultry

    “Share Helpful Backyard Poultry TIPS” a Random Posting CONTEST Thread ~ Hosts, Mike & Sally

    Upside-down strainers work well for chickie jails if a chick is being extra mean
  8. IHeartPoultry

    “Share Helpful Backyard Poultry TIPS” a Random Posting CONTEST Thread ~ Hosts, Mike & Sally

    I don't know if everyone else does this but... I always check BJ's or Sam's club for cardboard boxes that would work as nest boxes. The boxes often even have dividers so you get multiple nest boxes in one box! And they are free! I always think "this one is just BEGGING to be a nest box" lol...
  9. IHeartPoultry

    “Share Helpful Backyard Poultry TIPS” a Random Posting CONTEST Thread ~ Hosts, Mike & Sally

    Out of blood-stop and have a bleeding chick? Just use corn starch or flour- they work very well!
  10. IHeartPoultry

    “Share Helpful Backyard Poultry TIPS” a Random Posting CONTEST Thread ~ Hosts, Mike & Sally

    The first tip on turning eggs on this blog post is such a good idea!
  11. IHeartPoultry

    “Share Helpful Backyard Poultry TIPS” a Random Posting CONTEST Thread ~ Hosts, Mike & Sally

    -DIY slushies to keep chickens cool in the heat- *Makes enough for about 6 LF chickens* You will need: A large bowl A blender About a dozen 1oz ice cubes A couple cups of fresh fruits and veggies Step 1: Place the ice cubes in the blender and blend them so no piece is bigger than a...
  12. IHeartPoultry

    “Share Helpful Backyard Poultry TIPS” a Random Posting CONTEST Thread ~ Hosts, Mike & Sally

    A lonely, singular chick benefits from some type of noise, at all times. When your gone I found that nursery rhymes work well (LOL), in preventing stress. Other calm songs with human speech in them worked well too. I know it may seem silly, but for making the chick happier and preventing...
  13. IHeartPoultry

    “Share Helpful Backyard Poultry TIPS” a Random Posting CONTEST Thread ~ Hosts, Mike & Sally

    Hawks CAN kill through chicken wire. One peck and the pullet is gone :(
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