30 eggs have made it to lockdown
This weekend can't come fast enough. I wanna see those fuzzy butts!
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That's EXCITING! Good luck! I can't even try the whole incubating thing... I would have fuzzy butts EVERYWHERE from the sounds of everyones conversations on here! Can't wait to see pictures, don't you dare keep all that cuteness to yourself!!30 eggs have made it to lockdownThis weekend can't come fast enough. I wanna see those fuzzy butts!
Don't worry, I'll post tons of pics. Once you start hatching, you'll never wanna stop.That's EXCITING! Good luck! I can't even try the whole incubating thing... I would have fuzzy butts EVERYWHERE from the sounds of everyones conversations on here! Can't wait to see pictures, don't you dare keep all that cuteness to yourself!!
You're going to be over run with little cheepers.30 eggs have made it to lockdownThis weekend can't come fast enough. I wanna see those fuzzy butts!
The 2 silkies don't count because they're banties, and neither do chickens that aren't laying yet. (At least that's how I explain it) And since the female duck isn't laying yet, she doesn't count either, so technically, all I have gotten in the last 4 days is a lonely male Muscovy, not 2 ducks, a paint silkie, a Wyandotte pullet, an Orpington pullet, a Wyandotte cockerel, and 6 white Leghorn pullets.
Come to my house. You can even hold fuzzy butts.30 eggs have made it to lockdownThis weekend can't come fast enough. I wanna see those fuzzy butts!
Here's a question for all of you poultry folks. How often have you run into weasels preying on your poultry? That is my greatest fear, and the most difficult predator to guard against IMO unless keeping birds in a fort knox completely secured building. It sounds like over head attack is a pretty significant factor as well.
I know, and since at least half of the chicks that hatch are going to be male, guess where they will be going when they get olderI would remind you that they all eat.
my brother lost a hen yesterday didn't know what happened found it dead by the coop. then this afternoon he heard his hens making a commotion went to see what was going on and saw 2 turkey vultures coming in to attack. he ran to the house got his gun and got two of them before they grabbed any birds. he said there were two more vultures that he could see that flew down by the river outback of his house. bad year for predators.
This, and I am surprised they would attack? As far as I know, they are scavengers, I think it is extremely rare that they kill their own prey. Maybe they were just coming to get the already deceased bird?Turkey vultures are a federally protected species so shooting them is illegal.