I think the silkie breed is just confused. I love em but I don't think they're to smart. Which could be the reason I love the pitiful little things. Mine honestly stands out in the rain and looks confused. I have to go pick him up and put him in the coop.
Same here. I have other hens that run into a corner, but they turn around and run out. The Silkies (most of them) will run into a corner and continue to smash themselves into the corner....they will never choose to turn around and run back out. They do NOT come in out of the rain. It's so rarely rains here, that I just thought they didn't know what it was....I think the silkie breed is just confused. I love em but I don't think they're to smart. Which could be the reason I love the pitiful little things. Mine honestly stands out in the rain and looks confused. I have to go pick him up and put him in the coop.
Congratulations!
To remove splinters, put wood glue on area cover with masking tape, let dry 30 minutes or so. Take tape off, splinters and most glue should adhere to masking tape. It has to be masking tape as it is made from wood fibers.I finally finished cleaning the coop, collecting eggs, cleaning and filling food and water containers, giving the dog and I a shower and now I am picking out any remaining splinters. I managed to break the rake in half. That was fun!
The rest of the minion post went on the Share a laugh thread but this one seemed more fitting here.
The same, seldom if ever.
Congrats andTwo of the three hatched keets in this incubator. 3 more to go.
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