Recent content by presley

I will get first thing in morning. Thank you,

ok I thought I practiced sanitary habits as best as possible. I will get some Corid first thing in the morning, I have tylan, but from what I've read, that won't do any good? Is it always a death sentence? I think only one of them has the bloody stool.

will they die?

So is there not anything to treat this? There are several chicks in with her, will they all get sick?

ok thanks, its didn't really look like any of those pictures. Its more of a purple-red runny stuff.

Ok just discovered one of my 7 week old chicks has bloody or at least reddish runny poop. What do I do?

To those of you that have breed both breeds, which do you consider the "easiest"? I mean as far as chick health, mortality rate, overall health of the adult birds,etc. and also general disposition of the chickens.

Can no one help with this issue? I checked and did not seem to see any signs of bugs or crawly things, but the bald area is larger than I thought, more like 3 inches in diameter. You can only see the top part of it when she is walking. It does not look red or raw, just looks naked! I dusted her...

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one of my hens about 1 year old, has a "bald" spot on her rear end, about 1 1/2" diameter, and has runny poo. Any ideas?

Hi, I just found your spreadsheet, it is awesome!! Thanks so much for sharing! I could never do this myself, thanks again!

this is great!! I have tried to do this myself with Excel but could not figure it all out. This is wonderful! Thank you!

thanks!! I'll give it a try!

Not sure this is where this belongs, but do any of you use any type of software to keep up with expenses for tax purposes? If so, what do you use? Any ideas?

Is there a rule of thumb of how many hens should be placed with one roo in a breeding pen?