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    Need Opinions! (Goose & Chickens)

    Depends how many birds you are looking to keep. Always best to build as big as possible.
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    Added Security

    That's handy for keeping an eye on things.
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    Possible beak deformity, 6 wk old chick

    Have you tried feeding moisten feed?
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    Post First Egg Pictures Here ❤️

    I'm still working on that for some of mine from last year. Can't wait to see what the new ones come up with this year. :lol:
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    wet feather

    Everything I read says to wash them with dawn dish washing liquid and blow dry afterwards. I've never dealt with this, so I'm not sure if any other care is necessary. You may need to contact a vet and ask.
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    Chicken growing pattern

    What information are you looking for?
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    Post First Egg Pictures Here ❤️

    Congratulations. They are so pretty. :)
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    Brody

    Generally you need to pen them away from their chosen nest site for 3-7 days to break them from being broody. Some use a wire bottom crate to help cool them off. I just relocate them and it seems to work for most. Provide a roost, feed and water.
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    Boxer (the dogs) Thread!!

    Trixie is so sweet. She's starting to get moments of crazy boxer running. Can't wait until she gains full force like a bull in a China shop. :lol: I swear she grows every night in her crate.
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    Growing sprouts or fodder? C'mon in!

    Did you grow anything with it? I was tempted to buy one to grow lettuce all winter long, but didn't know if it was worth it.
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    What Dog Breed Do You Want Today!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

    I'd want a 50 pound one. There's so much diversity in the breed now. I always enjoy seeing a well bred smaller lab. They shouldn't require a barn to house. I would think the bigger ones can't hunt well, nor can the hunter transport it as easily, especially in a boat.
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    Growing sprouts or fodder? C'mon in!

    I don't grow anything for mine as we free range and they can get their own stuff. I'm curious enough to follow along being a gardener. I used to sprout seeds to breed budgies. That's about as close I ever got. I just used their seed mix. I would assume chickens would love that too. I...
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    Hen laying in secret spot or stopped laying?

    Cochins in general don't lay a lot of eggs as they are considered a meat breed. Mine lay for a while than take breaks. Averages are 100- 180 eggs a year. In my experiences most fall around 100 a season.
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    What Dog Breed Do You Want Today!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

    We went past a place in town that had 6 adult yellow labs and a puppy out in a tiny front yard. They looked well cared for. If I was younger I might try a lab, but the size difference between lines scares me. Some might as well be mastiffs.
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    What Dog Breed Do You Want Today!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

    Saw an adorable schnauzer in the car next to us at the gas station. So today I want a miniature schnauzer.
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    Dreaming of Spring Gardening in the Middle of a Wisconsin winter part 2

    Happy Belated Birthday day Jim. 🥳
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    Girl or Boy?

    I'm not hearing the distinct honk a male will make as it finds it's voice, so I'm unsure.
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    Girl or Boy?

    That neck is really long. How does it compare to the other two?
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    Holland lop or mini lop

    Personally I would assume she's a Holland lop. The short head is the main reason. My mini lips also had a longer body.
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    Holland lop or mini lop

    Holland are supposed to be around 2-4 pounds and mini lop are around 4-7. So I guess that doesn't settle it.
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