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    TSC bantams

    Here is a newer picture of the black breed.
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    TSC bantams

    They are clean footed. The black one is pretty basic and looks like several breeds, but what the heck is the yellow one?
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    TSC bantams

    I have 6 TSC asstd bantams. I don't know what these two are.
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    The Duck Thread

    We have 6 hens. 2 of them are bantams, and we feel sorry for the bantams, so we picked up 6 TSC variety bantam chicks this morning. I figured now was the time since we had the brooder set up for the ducks. Here is how I separated them.
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    Lets talk about goats!

    Thanks for your information on the kid. He is back with his mom until weaning since we only have one. We will make plans to get a second goat by the time he returns.
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    what breed bantams?

    TSC in my area, CA, gets their chicks from a hatchery in NM. I googled it and I found privett hatchery. I would check their website to see which looks like yours. I'm doing the same for my 6 new bantams.
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    Lets talk about goats!

    I have a strange question. My wife has wanted a pet goat for a while, and I was out buying a rooster and the seller of the rooster had a bunch of goats. One had kids but she was supposedly a half/half goat sheep. The father was a boer goat. I picked up the kid and brought it home because my kids...
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    The Duck Thread

    Monday hatchday
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    The Duck Thread

    My babies in their play-pen brooder
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    The Duck Thread

    I bought ten from efowl.com. They shipped from Metzer, I believe. eleven shipped, and three died. For some reason USPS took 3 days to make a 3 hour drive. efowl customer service was excellent! I got a refund/store credit on the dead birds.
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    The Duck Thread

    I got my babies today.
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    New to the backyard chicken world - advice please!

    you could try leaving the chickens in the coop for 24 hours. Some birds take a while to know where home is. My guineas had to be cooped up for weeks before they found home. They still try to negotiate with me about where home is.
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    Fertile egg?

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    Any Guinea Eggs in This Picture?

    Thanks for the replies. Temperatures hovered around in the low 70s most of last month, so I was thinking the guineas started laying. I have such a variety of egg sizes that it is hard to determine which is chicken and which is guinea. my partridge Wyandotte and silver duckwing olde English game...
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