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  1. PalChick

    North Idaho / Eastern Washington

    Has zero preference what they are. I'll pm you. Thank you!
  2. PalChick

    North Idaho / Eastern Washington

    Hi all. I know a science teacher in Pullman looking for fertile eggs for an incubating project. She has little to no budget for eggs, however. If you know of anyone, or can help, please let me know and I'll put you in contact with her. Thank you
  3. PalChick

    Washingtonians Come Together! Washington Peeps

    I've made a donation to Apple Valley Red Cross. I have room for some small animals/birds, but am probably too far away (Whitman County) for that to be helpful.
  4. PalChick

    Eastern Washington

    I was thinking about the Carlton Complex fire which is still zero percent contained and growing. I'm in Whitman County, so not super close. But am open to ideas to help. Already donated to Red Cross.
  5. PalChick

    Eastern Washington

    Do we know if we have any members directly affected by the fires? Is there support or assistance that is needed?
  6. PalChick

    Washingtonians Come Together! Washington Peeps

    Do we have any members impacted directly by the fires? If so, what support is needed.
  7. PalChick

    Eastern Washington

    I give mine treats of frozen fruit, in addition to pans of cool water to wade in (they won't generally get into high-walled things like kiddie pools). I just don't give them so many treats that it messes up their regular diet too much. When it's super hot, I put frozen gallon jugs of water out...
  8. PalChick

    Coeur d' Alene ID

    Welcome from the Palouse! Go Cougs :)
  9. PalChick

    Eastern Washington

    Thought I was going to have to deal with a tragedy tonight! I was out for a bit, and when I got home I checked on the chickens and prepared to close everything up for the night. I about lost it when my Belgian Sheepdog, Riot, met me at the gate to the chicken yard...as in he was IN the...
  10. PalChick

    Eastern Washington

    Yeah, I was pretty certain. I'm sorry it's not going so great for you. I don't know that I did anything special; just what I read here after doing a ton of research. But you have so much more experience than me that I don't think I could help you out, anyway . I hope things improve!!
  11. PalChick

    Eastern Washington

    I got them from someone in Cheney. They are Bev Davis lines, but so far back that it's probably not that relevant at this point. And I'm not really sure of standard, as that wasn't my focus (I don't breed). But 3 of the 4 have feathered legs, and one of the probable pullets has some white on...
  12. PalChick

    Eastern Washington

    The move from brooder to grow-out coop to the "big run" has gone very smoothly so far for my 4 BCM chicks that just turned 8 weeks. Yeah!! They were 2 weeks old when I got them, so brooder time seemed very short compared to starting with day-olds. They spent a couple of weeks in...
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    Washingtonians Come Together! Washington Peeps

  14. PalChick

    Eastern Washington

    No pictures in any of the links in the post, but here is document with more comprehensive info. http://www.vetmed.wsu.edu/depts_waddl/announcements/InfectiousBursalDisease.pdf Also, note that this is infectious bursal disease virus (IBDV) rather than "classic" infectious bursal disease.
  15. PalChick

    Washingtonians Come Together! Washington Peeps

    Just an FYI re: infectious bursal disease found in WA flock. This WSU avian health page has been very informative, overall. https://www.facebook.com/AvianHealthFoodSafetyLaboratory/posts/226538070880287 here is document with more comprehensive info...
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