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I was told that here in TN you can shoot one if it is killing your livestock. Not that I could even if I wanted to (no gun) but was I given bad info?
Does anyone know where I can get a heat pad that doesn't shut itself off? I had some abandoned kittens that I was trying to keep alive and I looked everywhere for one so they could stay warm and I couldn't find one. The longest they would stay on is 2 hrs.
I wasn't sure if they were bantams or not till I got them home because I had always heard they were small birds. They are bigger than my mix bantam roo L.B. (most things are ) but about the same size as the silkie mixes that we have so I'm thinking bantam. I don't really mind either way, I love...
This is Alexander the Great crowing in the temp housing when we got him home.
(Sorry about the bad pics, crappy camera) These are the ladies: Amelia, Adele, and Auroa
Here is Adele; side shot
Chicken math= telling my son he can have 10-12 chickens and some how ending up with somewhere around 40. However, if we don't count roos, chicks, or non-layers we have 2. So I guess we need more!
I looked for a thread but couldn't find one.
Everything I've read says that SSHs aren't very broody, but I was wondering if anyone has any that has hatched some. I would really like chicks later but don't have an incubater. I really hope one of my four will eventually hatch some but they are...
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Issues like turned in feet, which could stem from several issues, such as severely turned out elbows, twisted long bones, and/or abnormal joints will probably be permanent. They could get somewhat better but probably not...
the other issue I see here, which I have bolded for...
We have two White Leghorn roosters named Wilma and Betty because we thought they were hens for a long time. Once we realized they were roosters DS decided not to change their names.
I have a mountain cur/black and tan hound mix puppy that was given to me. He is about 8wks old (the runt) and just now starting to move around a lot. I noticed the other day while he was at the barn with me (he is too little to get off the front porch steps unless someone picks him up and puts...