I would use a nylon stocking. Put the Sevin dust in it and gently put it under the wings and back of the hen. I would also think that you could put it around the eggs. The advantage of the stocking is that it spreads it evenly just by barely dabbing the surface.
I am so sorry to hear that all the chicks died. There are many reasons why they didn't hatch so I wouldn't want to speculate as to what happened. Maybe someone else here with more experience with pheasants can help. I've only hatched pheasants once and I guess I got lucky. I used the Little...
I am so happy to hear that your pheasants are hatching! I just set 17 Red Goldens on May 1st. I hatched the daddy, Ceasar, on May 18, 2012 so i don't know if he is old enough yet but he sure is gorgeous.
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This my first gosling hatch. I don't know what kind it is supposed to be. Someone gave the eggs to my husband. They don't know what they have. Is it an 'African' goose?
I like the idea of the stuffed animal and mirror. I do work at home so the little guy won't really ever be alone. One of my dogs also loves to 'baby-sit' new chicks when I put them in the crate/brooder the first week. I would only move it outside when he outgrows the crate and yes, I do...
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I am going to have my first gosling hatch this weekend. My husband brought home two goose eggs last month for me to incubate. I have hatched chickens, quail, peafowl, ducks and quail. As it turned out, one egg did not develop so I am going to have one lonely gosling for the...
Have you tried to clean her eye out? I had a young rooster with a similar issue a couple weeks ago. I treated him with Oxytetracyclin ('Oxytet') in the water and Neosporin directly in the eye, twice a day.. I gently got the nasty white pus out of the eye with tweezers after letting the...
He is quite handsome but I am not going to keep him. I am going to keep all the Red Stars I bought. I have 21 hens and 2 roosters, Bert & Ernie. That is why I'd like to know what breed this rooster is. I want to put the breed name in the ad I post.
He can't be a New Hampshire Red. This chick was black with a little bit of white on chest and rump. He also had blackish legs and feet. The New Hampshire Red is a yellowish and rust when hatched. This is supposed to be one of McMurray's 'rare/exotic' varieties.