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post #611 of 659

Great coop Renee looks great. I am still working on getting my new chicken pen done. Seems that all my projects are moving at a snail pace. Hope everyone is staying cool in this hot weather.

My dogs found a baby possum this morning I think it and mommy are living under my shed. Any ideas how to get them to move, I live in town and can not shoot them which I don't want to do just have them find another place to live instead of my backyard. I am not sure what the Dog pound would do if I trapped them. Any ideas to get them to move would be great. Thanks.

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3 bantams 2 Plymouth barred rock. 2  buffs 1 Red star sex links , 1 black star sex links, 2 Australops, 1 Very sweet bantam rooster. 2 barnyard mix hens                                           
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a very loving and patient  husband  4 kids 2 daughter 2 sons 2 granddaughters 6 dogs, 6 cats, 1 ferret,
3 bantams 2 Plymouth barred rock. 2  buffs 1 Red star sex links , 1 black star sex links, 2 Australops, 1 Very sweet bantam rooster. 2 barnyard mix hens                                           
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post #612 of 659

Wow Renee that really dose look nice. I'll have to get with you some time and see if I can see one I need to come up with something for our many groups I have here!

post #613 of 659

If anyone is interested I am parting with my Diamond Doves and their cage. Plus some Bantam Cheeckins. LMK

Daren

post #614 of 659

Hey folks been a long while. I am lookin for some birds now . Got my pens done finally.

Please help

John

Names John
Nickname River Rat
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post #615 of 659
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Originally Posted by KawRiverRat 

Hey folks been a long while. I am lookin for some birds now . Got my pens done finally.

Please help

John


I will be selling some really nice ameraucanas-black, silver, lavender and wheaten.  I also have a few marans and lakenvelders several bantams.  Not sure how far you are from Hiawatha.

Be sure to wait till the heat breaks to transport your birds.  My sister does a lot of work with 4-H'ers and in their county there were 12 birds that died in transport to their fair.  None were lost at the fair... just in transport.

Air conditioning then right into the heat is not a good thing, either.

BC Marans, White Leghorns, Black and Lavender Ameraucanas, Black Rosecombs, Bantam Black Cochins, Bantam Partridge Wyandottes BBRed, Brown-Red and Silver Duckwing Old English Bantams, Royal Palm turkeys, a few guineas.

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BC Marans, White Leghorns, Black and Lavender Ameraucanas, Black Rosecombs, Bantam Black Cochins, Bantam Partridge Wyandottes BBRed, Brown-Red and Silver Duckwing Old English Bantams, Royal Palm turkeys, a few guineas.

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post #616 of 659

Have a duck question today. I don't remember exactly when I got my ducklings, but they're enough big now that two have gotten the curly male tail feathers. I want to be able to turn them out into the yard some but haven't clipped their feathers yet. Are they old enough at say 5-6 months?


This thread hasn't been very busy since my last visit!!

This Chicken Lady has 5 BR, 4 BSL, 8 RIR, 3 Buff Orps,4 NHR, 1 cochin mix chick hatched at home, 1 hubby (42 yrs now, I think I'll let him keep me), 1 daughter with hubby and two girls, 1 son with wife, 2 girls, 1 son still single, 7 ducklings of yet to be determined breeds and sexes and 1 sweet terrier named Grace. Life is good.
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This Chicken Lady has 5 BR, 4 BSL, 8 RIR, 3 Buff Orps,4 NHR, 1 cochin mix chick hatched at home, 1 hubby (42 yrs now, I think I'll let him keep me), 1 daughter with hubby and two girls, 1 son with wife, 2 girls, 1 son still single, 7 ducklings of yet to be determined breeds and sexes and 1 sweet terrier named Grace. Life is good.
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post #617 of 659

Hi Carol Ann,
I've had my ducks out in my fenced in yard for some time now. Not sure if you're worried about them flying away? Or something else, but they should be plenty big to forage, unless you have predators.

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                                 www.etsy.com/shop/PrairieWolfCabin                                         
                        Dog is my copilot, horse is my passion, chicken lays my breakfast!

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                     Starting fresh: BBS Marans,Dellies, SS, Lav Amer, and Welsummers                               
                                 www.etsy.com/shop/PrairieWolfCabin                                         
                        Dog is my copilot, horse is my passion, chicken lays my breakfast!

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post #618 of 659

LOl after rereading my post I'M not sure what the question was! I want to turn my 7 four mo old ducks out in my yard on the days I'm home and wondering if they're liable to eat my petunias and other annuals. My chickens used to get to free range in the evenings until they scratched all the mulch, rock and half the flowers out of my flower beds. Now they have a large fenced yard to go to in the evenings. Now I want to give the ducks a chance. I'll clip their wings first.

This Chicken Lady has 5 BR, 4 BSL, 8 RIR, 3 Buff Orps,4 NHR, 1 cochin mix chick hatched at home, 1 hubby (42 yrs now, I think I'll let him keep me), 1 daughter with hubby and two girls, 1 son with wife, 2 girls, 1 son still single, 7 ducklings of yet to be determined breeds and sexes and 1 sweet terrier named Grace. Life is good.
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This Chicken Lady has 5 BR, 4 BSL, 8 RIR, 3 Buff Orps,4 NHR, 1 cochin mix chick hatched at home, 1 hubby (42 yrs now, I think I'll let him keep me), 1 daughter with hubby and two girls, 1 son with wife, 2 girls, 1 son still single, 7 ducklings of yet to be determined breeds and sexes and 1 sweet terrier named Grace. Life is good.
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post #619 of 659

Oh, I think it's hit and miss; if they decide they like an area, they will drill holes and destroy everything around it. Best to fence off any areas you want left alone.  I love my ducks, but man, they are destructive!

                     Starting fresh: BBS Marans,Dellies, SS, Lav Amer, and Welsummers                               
                                 www.etsy.com/shop/PrairieWolfCabin                                         
                        Dog is my copilot, horse is my passion, chicken lays my breakfast!

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                     Starting fresh: BBS Marans,Dellies, SS, Lav Amer, and Welsummers                               
                                 www.etsy.com/shop/PrairieWolfCabin                                         
                        Dog is my copilot, horse is my passion, chicken lays my breakfast!

   ...

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post #620 of 659

Shoot!!!!!

This Chicken Lady has 5 BR, 4 BSL, 8 RIR, 3 Buff Orps,4 NHR, 1 cochin mix chick hatched at home, 1 hubby (42 yrs now, I think I'll let him keep me), 1 daughter with hubby and two girls, 1 son with wife, 2 girls, 1 son still single, 7 ducklings of yet to be determined breeds and sexes and 1 sweet terrier named Grace. Life is good.
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This Chicken Lady has 5 BR, 4 BSL, 8 RIR, 3 Buff Orps,4 NHR, 1 cochin mix chick hatched at home, 1 hubby (42 yrs now, I think I'll let him keep me), 1 daughter with hubby and two girls, 1 son with wife, 2 girls, 1 son still single, 7 ducklings of yet to be determined breeds and sexes and 1 sweet terrier named Grace. Life is good.
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