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  1. chuckmill83

    A ‘genius’ idea that is pretty obvious to most!

    Do the same thing on my brooder to label whats in it.
  2. chuckmill83

    Looking for advice to give this chick a chance :)

    side note: a broody is the best shot any egg has. Nature at its best. Just let the hen do the work, if you do not want to acquire another route of hatching. With a broody you need to do nothing but let her set. Give the eggs a few days beyond the date in the nest, you never know.
  3. chuckmill83

    Looking for advice to give this chick a chance :)

    Kind of you to want to help, but nature is specific. If it didn't hatch it was likely due to a vigor issue. Sadly I do not see a way for this baby to survive. If it does, it likely will have issues and a very short life.
  4. chuckmill83

    Lavendar Amerucauna Hen or Rooster?!?!

    3 rows on a peacomb = cockerel
  5. chuckmill83

    Introducing young pullets to older hens

    We never had any issues moving birds over to adult rations at 16 weeks, always just mixed the 2 feeds together for a week for them to adjust to them.
  6. chuckmill83

    Lethargic, eyes closed, still eating & drinking

    Have you given them Corrid? This is a prime age to still be affected by cocci.
  7. chuckmill83

    Black Soldier Fly Farming in Cold climate

    thanks for sharing!
  8. chuckmill83

    Attempting Fermenting

    great info!
  9. chuckmill83

    Hello from Georgia!

    Thank yall!
  10. chuckmill83

    Hello from Georgia!

    My name is Chuck and I have a small homestead in Georgia. Like many of you I got a few birds and here I am, Obsessed! I am learning every day and have really enjoyed the past few years with poultry.
  11. chuckmill83

    Prepping for the inevitable, culling excess cockerels

    this is a great tip, ty!
  12. chuckmill83

    Looking to ad a unique breed to the flock

    One that has unique/interesting looks but also a good layer. Suggestions?
  13. chuckmill83

    Help! I want to hatch more chicks, but don't know which to pick!

    I got ya, just want something that's as hands off as possible, since we still work and can't be constantly watching it for the 3 weeks, thank you! I will look into that one. our first batch was a homemade setup, including hand turning which was stressful, but we still got 6 out of 14 to hatch...
  14. chuckmill83

    Help! I want to hatch more chicks, but don't know which to pick!

    I wanted to get an incubator to hatch at least 50 eggs at a time. I’ve used smaller incubators, but they are hard to keep up with, even with small batches. Any suggestions on ones that can allow me to hatch more eggs without having to constantly monitor temp and humidity?
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