Speaking of babies @NaJoBeLe how is your wife and the twins? When is she due?
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I would go with the shed option. Would be more space.It would work, right? I can raise them with my batches of silkies and ducks??? LOL
I mean... chickens always seem to die, so even if I buy 50, I bet I'll only have 10-15 out of the original by the spring... right? That's how I justified it to my husband...
I also was pricing out some of the really fancy dog kennels there for the ducks. They come with nice metal roofs, and I can add a dog house to the side (it opens) and it's movable... so for the ducks, or turkeys... it might be a nice breeding pen? and since I could move it, when they destroy one part of the yard, I could then move it to a different part?
It's about 500 for a nice kennel with a metal roof.... but at the cost of building a shed, or pens with big fenced off areas.... It makes more sense to have a movable kennel?
I haven't told my husband I was pricing those out.... he still thinks i'm saving money up to go back to the fertility doctor after jan... but if I have extra money....
They are pretty. They match their 'mamma's.'Jekyll (white spot high up on throat) and Hyde (white spot low down on throat) and Sue the chick. The two Australorps are there moms.
Nope. Thought about it though.
All flock works.
Mine charges $2-5 per pallet.
Thanks. They do match themThey are pretty. They match their 'mamma's.'
Okay, so TSC didn't have ANY poult starter, or bird starter of any sort, but chicken, or an all flock start (that says quail, chick, duck, goose, turkey, etc) on the bag, but it's only 20% protein. I bought it, but they said on monday, he could order some poult starter for me, but it would take a week or so to get it in.
The one im hoping is a cockrel from the 3 blue copper that hatched almost 2 weeks ago.