Recent content by loneskywolf

The forage blocks are ment for a snack, but i've gone through over 100pds. of feed in a week and i do give them oyster shell and dog and cat food. Right now I have pretty close to about 50 to 60 chickens, but most will be going to the sale soon. I've tried the vitamins in water they won't drink...

All 9 ducklings are about 5 to 5.5 months old, the reason i am worried is they and the chickens get into feather pulling matches just so they can eat the feathers. I have been worming my chickens separatly with strike lll to take care of their worms, but its pretty much them all standing on the...

nuts and berry suet brick with some 50/50

Has anyone found a high protein duckling food that keep them full and not so ravinous when it comes to food? I was feeding them fish food when they were little in their water, now that their in their 1st molt they act very starved and their not. So with no luck finding any food that was high...

Technically speaking the tallest goose breed is the Canadian geese at 3 feet 9 inches, but i was just giving a rough estiment on height.

It kinda looks like water crest

Most geese depending on breed are anywhere from 3 to 4 foot tall anything bigger that swan territory in height. Just make sure the coop is big enough for you, being bent over in a coop with little head room and a angry or nesting goose after you leaves you with no escape. not a fun experience

That is a good idea, but i don't have a barn for that and to many preditors that enjoy goose eggs because two of them took over the dog house unfortunalty the black and king snakes liked the eggs more. My girls all fight over the very sought after spot of an old vanity table and the bottom...

I wasn't the one with ducks that had problems with their bills, that was pinksapphire all 13 of of my ducks are healthy

I want to build nesting boxes for my geese, but haven't been able to find and designs or one for multiple hens any one got ideas or know how to do this?

Okay i fianlly have a picture of my drake He's the one standing next to his gray mate left and yes i'm sure its male. This molting he doesn't look like a mallard and i'm not sure what he is crossed with any ideas any guesses greatly appreciated.

I'm gonna say female because of the devolping egg pouch and the bump isn't very pronouced like a ganders would be

Corncobbs and a watermelon a few days ago , and now a very special treat 2 flock blocks.

Here they are with mommy and daddy enjoying the evening. Under their parents watchful eyes.