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post #611 of 614
6/22/12 at 4:44am
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Originally Posted by gabrielle1976 View Post

hide.gif are they sapose to look like that or did you get his bad side

lol well, i don't think anyone's particularly cute when they first pop out. i don't care who or what you are...  once they dry off it's another story.

 

turkling's now in the brooder with the rest of the chickie babies and settling in just fine. it's funny, the quail are running around between her legs.

Karen - k.i.forgot (it's a ham thing...)
Welcome to the Zoo!  2 Morgans, 2 Minis, 1 Standard Poodle, 3 cats, 3 pet birds and the chickens.

Dorkings and bantam Cochins mostly, with a few others here and there.

And of course, my wonderful Hubby, who puts up with me and keeps me in check when I start to get crazy.

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Karen - k.i.forgot (it's a ham thing...)
Welcome to the Zoo!  2 Morgans, 2 Minis, 1 Standard Poodle, 3 cats, 3 pet birds and the chickens.

Dorkings and bantam Cochins mostly, with a few others here and there.

And of course, my wonderful Hubby, who puts up with me and keeps me in check when I start to get crazy.

Feather Anatomy Guide  -  Genetics Simplified  -  My Website

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post #612 of 614
6/23/12 at 11:33pm

I just have never seen a freashly hatched turky there heads seem diffrent shapped , and I know what you mean you should have seen my son he was cute as a button from the minute he was born if you kept a hat on him , once you took it off though sickbyc.gif he had a rather abrubt entrance and it cuase a big fat hematoma on his scalp sorta to one side and he looked like some sort of defective cone head with out a hat.

We need new turkling pics Please

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/kilis-second-hatch-cam-page I will have this up during hatches as much as I can.

 http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/gabrielle1976-swap-page   This is my swap page I will keep it updated best I can. 

http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/gabrielle1976s-incubateing-experments-page My experament page where I will be doing hatching trials of diffrent incubation...

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http://www.ustream.tv/channel/kilis-second-hatch-cam-page I will have this up during hatches as much as I can.

 http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/gabrielle1976-swap-page   This is my swap page I will keep it updated best I can. 

http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/gabrielle1976s-incubateing-experments-page My experament page where I will be doing hatching trials of diffrent incubation...

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post #613 of 614
6/24/12 at 7:15pm
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Originally Posted by gabrielle1976 View Post

I just have never seen a freashly hatched turky there heads seem diffrent shapped , and I know what you mean you should have seen my son he was cute as a button from the minute he was born if you kept a hat on him , once you took it off though sickbyc.gif he had a rather abrubt entrance and it cuase a big fat hematoma on his scalp sorta to one side and he looked like some sort of defective cone head with out a hat.

We need new turkling pics Please

well, sorry to say turkling didn't make it. her early entrance meant the yolk wasn't 100% absorbed, and apparently it caused problems. lost her this morning.

Karen - k.i.forgot (it's a ham thing...)
Welcome to the Zoo!  2 Morgans, 2 Minis, 1 Standard Poodle, 3 cats, 3 pet birds and the chickens.

Dorkings and bantam Cochins mostly, with a few others here and there.

And of course, my wonderful Hubby, who puts up with me and keeps me in check when I start to get crazy.

Feather Anatomy Guide  -  Genetics Simplified  -  My Website

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Karen - k.i.forgot (it's a ham thing...)
Welcome to the Zoo!  2 Morgans, 2 Minis, 1 Standard Poodle, 3 cats, 3 pet birds and the chickens.

Dorkings and bantam Cochins mostly, with a few others here and there.

And of course, my wonderful Hubby, who puts up with me and keeps me in check when I start to get crazy.

Feather Anatomy Guide  -  Genetics Simplified  -  My Website

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post #614 of 614
6/24/12 at 7:39pm
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Originally Posted by ki4got View Post

well, sorry to say turkling didn't make it. her early entrance meant the yolk wasn't 100% absorbed, and apparently it caused problems. lost her this morning.

So sorry!  Those poults can be kinda tricky to hatch and raise.  I'm loosing one of my turkeys as we speak (about 8 weeks old) - she was fine yesterday, but today not good at all.  My daughters favorite, so not so great.

"Kindness can become its own motive.  We are made kind by being kind"  - 1 awesome hubby, 4 funny kids, 2 sweet dogs, 1 crazy kitty, 1 talkative guinea pig, and chickens (Welsummer, Orpington, Icelandic, SFH, Polish, Silkie, EE/OE/Am/Ar and layers)

 

My Swap pages http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/coldupnorth-swap-page  or http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/mix-and-match-swap-page

 

 

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"Kindness can become its own motive.  We are made kind by being kind"  - 1 awesome hubby, 4 funny kids, 2 sweet dogs, 1 crazy kitty, 1 talkative guinea pig, and chickens (Welsummer, Orpington, Icelandic, SFH, Polish, Silkie, EE/OE/Am/Ar and layers)

 

My Swap pages http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/coldupnorth-swap-page  or http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/mix-and-match-swap-page

 

 

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