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Foggy to start the day then sunny and about 68*. The hens are finally starting to lay. I sell eggs to the guys at work to defray the cost of feed so winter time is hard on the pocket book.

Sorry it's taking so long to report the Internet is super slow tonight I can literally watched the words form after I've typed the whole sentence.

How was your weather I hear it was record highs for temperature or did I hear wrong
Yes it was a warm one today. Which was good because I was able to get stuff done outside with the latest coop expansion.
 
its,a goose.and I have an adult gander.Roman tufted.I had a pair.but before they where old enough to breed or lay eggs.I found her dead in the co-op.died in her sleep.but yes it will have me as its buddy.if it hatches


Man that's too bad on her dying. I had a real nice English Blue Orpington hen once she had just started laying eggs. I fed the group one Saturday morning and all was fine. Came back not an hour later to give them weeds from the yard and she had died. No idea why, a friend of mine said maybe heart attack. Really bummed me out.

Are the Roman tufted geese noisy? Do they get along with chickens. Do they need a pond?
 
[COLOR=A52A2A]Set Chicken eggs on Saturday, March 5th at Noon (whatever time zone you are in)[/COLOR]

Other poultry breed setting dates listed below...

[COLOR=333333]We want to hatch on March 26th, [COLOR=B22222]([/COLOR][COLOR=B22222]the day BEFORE Easter Sunday)[/COLOR][/COLOR]
[COLOR=333333]button quail: 16 days to hatch; set March 10th
coturnix quail: 18 days to hatch; set March 8th
seramas: 19 days to hatch; set March 7th
other bantam and LF chicken: 21 days to hatch; set March 5th
bobwhite quail: 23 days to hatch; set March 3rd
call duck and other bantam ducks: 26 days to hatch; set February 29th[/COLOR]
[COLOR=333333]pheasant: 22 to 29 days; set February 26th - March 4th

mallard (derived) duck,goose, turkey, guinea, peafowl: 28 days to hatch; set February 27th
goose: 28 to 32 days to hatch; set February 23rd - February 27th
muscovy duck: 35 days to hatch; set February 20th

emu: approx. 53 days to hatch - set Feb 2nd (for you "serious" hatchers)[/COLOR]
I feel that I'm going to have to set mine earlier than noon my time because then I will just get too jealous when all of your guy's start hatching and mine don't!
 
What do you guys make of this? I've never seen her feather pick, or be pecked at, for that matter...yet, the bare spot is getting worse. The skin is clear- no lice or mites, not irritated...
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She looks healthy enough. And does not appear to need to hide her tail from the others. Boy you got me on this one. Did she ever have feathers there. Was it an area that a shell may have stuck on? How about using bacitracin?
 
Man that's too bad on her dying. I had a real nice English Blue Orpington hen once she had just started laying eggs. I fed the group one Saturday morning and all was fine. Came back not an hour later to give them weeds from the yard and she had died. No idea why, a friend of mine said maybe heart attack. Really bummed me out.

Are the Roman tufted geese noisy? Do they get along with chickens. Do they need a pond?
we don't have a pond,there fine with chickens.mine has grown up with chickens.we now have a small pond but never did before.only thing is he is trying to breed with my hen chickens.so I hope if this egg hatches its a female.yes there noisy.he loves talking to me
 
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