I put both of the chicks down. They were both suffering. The wry neck one had something more than that wrong with it. It had blood coming out if its nostrils. I'll have to call the hatchery on Monday and get credit.
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Maybe it might be a good idea to forgo the hunt this season/year so the strongest have a chance to spread their genes on to future generations?Finally made it through the woods today. The snow has given up it's winter hold for the most part. I was so at peace today in the heavenly woods....dang that felt good to be there again.
I'm ready for the spring turkey season...hope some made it through the tough winter....I've heard quite a few reports that some of the less than the strongest didn't make it through....mother nature can really be cruel at times.
I wish I could take credit for being that witty, but I stole it from Irish.That "don't hurt me" in little, tiny letters made me laugh!
good animal husbandry practiceI put both of the chicks down. They were both suffering. The wry neck one had something more than that wrong with it. It had blood coming out if its nostrils. I'll have to call the hatchery on Monday and get credit
Quote: how come you don't remove the spurs?
Or eat the boys?
I have one LF Chocolate out of the egg..two more to go. (I only got 4 fertile chocolate eggs)
3 BLR out
1 BBS out and 6 more to go..than i am done till Easter Hatch.
I need to take pictures of all the new chicks
I have Jubilees
Chocolates
Whites
Red Cuckoo
Blue Cuckoo
one Spangle
Hi! I am in NW WI near hudson. I am starting a new flock of Marans (in the brooder at 3 weeks old), Ameraucanas and olive eggers (both in the bator due to hatch in a week!!). This is my first incubation ever. Hope to get a few barred rocks and silver and gold wyondottes. I found someone in Woodville that has Ameraucanas (not the 'bad' seller of woodville!). If my hatching does not turn out, I will get some chicks from her. Nice to meet some more chicken lovers from the frozen tundra!
Welcome to the group!!Hi! I am in NW WI near hudson. I am starting a new flock of Marans (in the brooder at 3 weeks old), Ameraucanas and olive eggers (both in the bator due to hatch in a week!!). This is my first incubation ever. Hope to get a few barred rocks and silver and gold wyondottes. I found someone in Woodville that has Ameraucanas (not the 'bad' seller of woodville!). If my hatching does not turn out, I will get some chicks from her. Nice to meet some more chicken lovers from the frozen tundra!