I've got spoke with a business and they said they would buy all there chicks from me in the spring. She gets 500. I plan on setting 700 eggs. Where would one source that many eggs in a reasonable time frame?
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The others are protective of him. I can't get the tendon to stay put. He still moves around well enough to get to the food and water. I'm off to email a vet.
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Thanks. I cleaned the wound. It appears the tendons have slid off the knee over to one side. I can pop them back over to the center of the leg and the leg then looks swollen but otherwise normal. I've taped the knee so it hopefully keeps everything where it needs to be. I currently have him...
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The emus have done well except for one of them. I don't know what happened but it appears one has a damaged leg. The knee is showing through the skin. The chick can get around fine by hopping. Should I leave it alone or bandage it or worse case.. amputate the leg. Any help or...
It's better for them than city water. Think about it... No chemicals. You do want to be sure your collection point is clean. For example: I wouldn't catch rain off a freshly tared or shingled roof. I also think your water collection system needs to be bug and mosquito proof. The main thing...
I thought I would try something different. These are cute little buffers. I picked up three 10 day old babies.
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I raised hundreds of chickens last year. Predators on finances made me get rid of my birds. My siblings and I have started to see if we can get our 300 acre family farm making money. I sold my poultry to our farm. Basically I still get to have all my poultry but with the financial backing of...
3 geese and 3 ducks. The love each other and fly together. The geese are always complaining that the ducks mess up their formations. Ironically the pig is the leader when they are on the ground.
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I bought these ducklings months ago. I was told they were bantam call ducks. Based on the way they fly I doubt it. Is it safe to also assume these are a Trio? I have the two brown and one white.
Welcome. If she appears to be OK I would let her heal separate from the flock. When you re introduce her be sure the others don't peck on her. Chickens adapt well. I take all unwanted roosters but I am a little far from you.