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Hoping everyone had a great winter and have full incubators happening!

Hello All How's the poultry in Idaho lately?

Thanks for sharing! Great article.

Love the heritage reds! How is selling babies this year?

Welcome!! Great forums that you can get lost on! Be careful of the auction pages.....the are addicting!!

We raise and show rabbits. Show, meat and pelt as well as pets at our house. Holland lops and mini rex for the kid and Rex and silver fox for me.

Does anyone know how the presentations for APA approval have gone?

How's all the Idaho Peeps doing? Been slacking lately here. Hope everyone's spring is great!

I have had the Rabbits and chickens together before. The biggest issue is the chickens roosting on top of the rabbit cages and making a mess on top of them. I've also had then out together and the chickens are good at cleaning up any Rabbit food that is scratched out of the feeders. Also had a...

Does kindle at 32 days for me. One thing that I did wrong when first counting the gestation was to count the breeding day as 1. Start at one the next day, maybe that will help. Anyway they can go up to 40 days had have live kits. Just a waiting game.

Looks like Sulmtalers are still pretty rare. Is GFF still offering them?

Howdy All! Hope everyone is having a great fall season and gearing up for winter! Hope you are all well! Couple of my Crazy broody game hen girls just brought some day old babies. Facepalm. Don't they know what season it is?

I have had some peafowl and love them! They do not want to stay at my house! My neighbors with the big Scotch lines now have them. There are quite a few folks around that have them.

I have rabbits in the Idaho Falls area and I have Hollands. There are several breeders locally that raise them. Not sure if anyone has any available right now, I can put some feelers out and let you know.

My Silver Fox are consistent with 33 days give or take a day. Are the does acting like they are nesting at all? If you can feel the kits, be patient, put lots of straw in and let nature do its thing.