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  1. mberry222

    To steal or not to steal?

    I have to sebbie goose that has been laying in her first season. I have the first 5 or so in the incubator and a couple have been fertile. She has built a nest in one of the pen and laid a few eggs in there over the past week or so. The problem (maybe) is that she will only sit on them at night...
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    NGa/WNC/E. TN Chicken Stock Thank you Everyone!!

    Quote: You can check out this swap on first and third Sat. of the month when your visiting Tellico Plains. https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=382878
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    East Tennessee Swap Day

    I would be up for one! How has the Madisonville swap been? I haven't been up there this year.
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    Dirty Chick Soaps: What Soap Fragrances Would You Like? WINNER Pg 7

    I voted for Wedding Cake, Apple Cinnamon, Mango Papaya
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    Free Blue Laced Red Wyandotte Cockerel - Pick Up East TN

    I have one four month old BLR Wyandotte cockerel that is looking for a new home. Pick up or I can meet in the Loudon, Roane co. area.
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    Tolbunt Polish Cockerels - East Tennessee Pickup Only

    I have two four month old tolbunt polish cockerels. I was able to get a few chicks and ended up with four roos and one hen. Always my luck! They are for pickup only at this time. I am located in East Tennessee close to Lenoir City.
  7. mberry222

    Why I love my geese!

    The way they come running when I hold a banana up in the air!!
  8. mberry222

    What breed are these?

    Quote: yes all of the eggs where white.
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    What breed are these?

    So what about the lighter color and smaller chicks? Are they bob white as well? At what age can they be sexed? Thanks for the quick reply!
  10. mberry222

    What breed are these?

    I have never had quail before and was given some hatching eggs. I was only told that some of the eggs that were marked came from pied birds. I don't know if you can tell the breed at a young age. A few of the birds are lighter in color and smaller. Thanks for any help.
  11. mberry222

    Eggs firm inside?

    The yolks were solid, don't think the whites were like they had been hard boiled.
  12. mberry222

    Eggs firm inside?

    Quote: No I don't think so because I have given them fresh eggs for a couple years.
  13. mberry222

    Eggs firm inside?

    A couple of people I have given some eggs to lately said they have cracked a couple of the eggs open and they are like hard boiled inside?? I have not come across any like this myself. Is it possible they could have froze changing the texture? I look all eggs over closely and I'm sure there were...
  14. mberry222

    Are these Spaldings?

    The birds are almost 6 months old (I hatched them out), Deerman you caught me on that one . Here is a better pic of the males neck if it helps the conversation. I'm just glad I don't have to worry about providing heat for them.
  15. mberry222

    Are these Spaldings?

    Thanks for the help!
  16. mberry222

    Are these Spaldings?

    Quote: So Deerman you think she is like a weak spalding hen?
  17. mberry222

    Are these Spaldings?

    Quote: The male's neck is mostly green, but does have some blue. The darker one (female I guess) did have a tall crest towards the back of the head but has lost it now. Their legs seem to be longer and taller than my other adult indias thats why I was thinking they had some green blood.
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    Are these Spaldings?

    I was wondering if someone could tell me if these are both Spalding birds. I know the one is a male how about the darker one? They are 5 months old. Thanks for you help!
  19. mberry222

    duck house pic!? please

    Quote: I guess it would depend on where you live. In the country they have to be in a predator safe enclosure at night. The raccoons, coyotes, stray dogs, opossums, or whatever else might be around will find them eventually.
  20. mberry222

    Duck/Geese food went up $7 a bag!!!!!!

    There is a TSC is Kingsport you should be able to get the Purina line of feeds. I'm paying $11.99 for layena and $12.99 for flock raiser in Knoxville. The flock raiser is 20%. I could not imagine paying $30 a bag for feed! http://www.purinamills.com/OurProducts.aspx?product=poultry
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