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Bought Nutrena instead of S&P to save money. Ducks are mad. Haha. Hopefully they get used to it because we have a ton now. Haha
Oh cool. I have not heard that before !I have to find it but apparently one of the hatcheries sells giant silkies that were bred for the meat and size
I was wondering that myself & just about to ask !Anyone ever try the "no-crow-collars"???
Another ancient BYCer, 'FlyRobinFly', made a few wreaths of eggs.I'm in a category all my own. I love animals and just love chickens in general. All my girls get lots of attention from me and probably get tired of all the kisses, but they'll do anything for scratch grains. The crazy part is that I don't even eat eggs. I can't stand the taste (or the texture). I do love the egg colors though, so I'm in the category that wants lots of different egg colors. My clients love the eggs and I barely have enough to supply the demand.
I'm type 1 on that list! No kids, but I'm just allergic to everything furry and adorable, so chickens afford me an outdoor pet that's still affectionate. The eggs are a bonus, but a big one since I'm a chef so I truly value the difference in quality for my finished products. Speaking of which... Time to brag on my EE's first couple of eggs! It took her 10 months but Martha finally laid a beautiful pale aqua egg. 2.2 oz on her second one, which seems large for so early on? Either way, I'm a proud mama!
The black beard, it is potent.
I did the same thing with Appys & Quarters...and Labradors.I started out with thoroughbreds. LOL A couple of years ago an Arabian almost got me killed, so I'm not training anymore either. Still have the TBs, but my favorite ride is a 13 hand Paso. In the end, the chickens are much more fun, but also a lot more fragile.
I could use 6 Blue eggs, not wheaten, if ya have any PM me....The person I got my blue wheaten ameraucana cockerel from tried a no crow collar on him. She also kept him inside their garage at night and early morning. It didn't work really. Just choked him and broke off neck feathers. It only reduced the volume a little. She really wanted to keep him but nothing was working. I have him now and he's not getting eating. He IS put to work taking care of a harem of 7 wheaten/blue wheaten hens.
New to chickens, but born and living here in Washington State! Love the weather we have been having and I know so many people are already getting eggs.