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We are in a floor room. First night post-op is always the hardest.
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Oh no, praying for you all
Sill,Interesting way to treat bumblefoot. Glad it worked on most of them. I wonder why the cockerels didn't clear up?
Looks like a great plan! When do you get started or have you?
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How scary, I hope he's O.K.!
Well momma got up off the nest today so the rest of the eggs went - they were not good at all. And one little one did not make it out of the shell all the way. So we have two. So far we also have a good momma. It was all teaching today - little talking from momma and they both came running - DANG cute! One of those little chicks is a spitfire already - new momma will have her wings full. All seems to be
well. Sorry pic is a bit blurry but she was telling me to buzz off as she was working here!
I heard a strange crowing coming from the west pasture a little bit ago, didn't sound like any of the Orps or the Marans. Went out there and found a little black bantam rooster. My lavender Orp rooster eyed him the same time I did but he's faster than I am, I grabbed a rake, broke up the fight before the little guy could get killed, scooped him up and hightailed it to the gate. Went out the front, saw one of my neighbors down the road and asked her if she knew who the rooster belonged to and she told me she saw a car drive up to my place and stop and look over my fence. She thought they were looking at my chickens and didn't think anything of it. My place is cross fenced for the different breeds but you can see most of them from the street but the neighbor thought the woman threw something over the fence, after they drove off she checked out my pasture and didn't see any garbage or anything out of sorts, just the chickens and grass. She didn't notice the little guy, he must have run under a tree or bush after being tossed. So now I know where all these wayward roosters are coming from - the housing developments over on the Gilbert side where they are allowed 2 hens and no roosters, that's my guess anyway. One of my other neighbors took the little guy as a pet for his granddaughter, the little guy seems very tame so must have been handled a lot. I didn't want him anywhere near my Orp hens nor did my rooster!
Are Black Soldier Flies common in Arizona? I want to raise some for my chickens does anyone here do that? If so what do you use to attract them and not house flys? I dont want to buy a starter set if I dont need to.
They are very common during the warmer months, less so during the cooler months. Put out a compost bin and they will come.
What kind of compost should I put in my bin to attract them?
Oh no, praying for you all
We are in a floor room. First night post-op is always the hardest.
The little chick in the photo did not make it..
The other one is barly hanging in there.. I still have not had time to find out how this happens..
So, I drove to my friends house during lunch break to get some chicks for both broody's. Hope the jungle fowl will accept them. I put two rooster babies under her..
sry you lost one.
funny you dont even know what you have. GOOD LUCK!!!