A hen healing from a bad case of leg mites, all her scales had been standing up like the one on the middle one before i got her! Poor thing!
Brooder setup i used, a armoire that i used the bucket and a lightbulb in when the chicks were tiny, then when they got bigger i covered the front and let them have the whole space. Very few chicks for this space, 4 got crowded really quick!
My tiny bantam cochin, rose. RIP rose, she died brooding. Wouldn't drink though i set food and water in with her, and took her off the nest daily to take care of needs. :(
I do not prefer chemicals, but i do use this to clear out leg mites and treat lice/mites. It works great and is less than $10! My bottle is a year old and i haven't used much, very cost effective.
A hen healing from a bad case of leg mites, all her scales had been standing up like the one on the middle one before i got her! Poor thing!
My bantam cochin's first egg!
favorolles roo taking a dirt bath
My first rooster, "lucky plucky". He was well loved, and took good care of his hens. Here he is pictured singing and watching over my bantam cochin hen who is laying her first egg. He did this for each of the girls when they layed their first egg! Also was the nest "approver", silly girls wouldn't use one he hadn't sung about!
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A hen healing from a bad case of leg mites, all her scales had been standing up like the one on the middle one before i got her! Poor thing!

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