thanks adore her....have to get a decent pic of dukeThat is one gorgeous bird.
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thanks adore her....have to get a decent pic of dukeThat is one gorgeous bird.
Probably would have helped. I found mine probably less than an hour after he started to overheat. He was laying down in the laying box and I had to actually lift him out through the door that I grab the eggs through. Definitely overheated. Sprayed him down every 15-30 minutes until he actually started to move a little. Set him right next to the water so that he could drink as much as he wanted. It scared the daylights out of me, he's the breeder for the darks this fall. I still thought I was going to lose him overnight though, he wasn't doing very well. Really surprised me when he was still alive the next morning.I believe had I found mine sooner she would've had a better outcome. Glad your boy is doing good!!
I went to a bird swap today to try and sell some of my overstock. I took along 3 Dark Brahma to bait people in to look at the others I had there.
I only managed to sell 2 darks. Nothing else sold. I wanted to sell the Partridge Rocks and BSL.
I already miss my big ladies.
When we were deciding who to take DH said he likes the buff and the light so they got to sit out on the trip. Cinders came back home with us and Sarah was still at home since I really like her.
So we have 2 Darks, Cinders and Sarah, one Buff, Sandy, and one light, I want to call Dakota but DH says that is a boys name.
Ideas for names for the light Brahma????
Jasmine maybe????
I had a hatchery brahma rooster, that was supposed to be a sexed pullet. He was mean. He would fly at you with his spurs, we finally got rid of him after he ripped two of the hen's sides open by over breeding them, even when they had saddles on. His spurs were blunt and only half an inch long, but they would still get you through jeans, a good couple of kicks sent him away, I hated doing it, but I don't want to be spurred. His one male offspring was aggressive too. I don't believe that is the norm though, especially with good stock.