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    vaccination or not, risks of contamination

    ah ok, didn’t know that. What exactly do ypu mean with: do you mean grafted chickens will give it to other chickens after the grafted chickens have contacted infected chickens? you are right a bout the pro cautious like changing boots!
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    vaccination or not, risks of contamination

    As I have been told, by vaccinating chickens agains Marek they will get a live vaccine (most vaccines are, I know) but this live Marek variation will cause 99% of the grafted chickens to become carriers. And therefore they will become a huge risk to ungrafted chickens and baby chicks unless...
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    vaccination or not, risks of contamination

    We want to start keeping chickens again that will run free. We are about to laying eggs in our incubator and I am not sure when it comes to vaccinating the baby chicks along with the fact if other chickens have had a vaccination or not. The question arises whether we vaccinate the chicks against...
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    Greetings from Europe

    I will happy to participate in the peeps from europe topic, thanks. no definitely not within the Netherlands, we’re going to Italy.
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    Greetings from Europe

    Thanks, I don’t have the eggs in yet, within the next couple of weeks was my planning. But I hesitate a bit whether it is wisely to move the chickens 1300km after 3 months or so. Any people done longer transport of their chickens?
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    Greetings from Europe

    Hi all, I have been reading along for a while, like the forum very much, such good info! We live in the Netherlands but are emigrating south this year. we don’t have any chickens at the moment but I am planning to hatch some Old English Game Bantam and Brabanters (Dutch rare breed). Later I...
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