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  1. jrsckn

    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    Mr. Seabright has a home!
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    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    I've got a Seabright cockerel if anyone is interested; around 6 weeks old; Townline hatchery chick. By chance, does anyone who has had the breed know their general crowing habits?
  3. jrsckn

    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    I had a light brahma rooster this winter and he did just fine; I don't use heat or lights either. My hens really wouldn't leave his feet alone though, he was constantly getting pecked, poor guy was too docile for his own good.
  4. jrsckn

    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    Oh, that's neat! I moved here three years ago, can't say I love it, but my house was cheap. I wish I could say the same about the taxes and water bill lol. Aw, that's too bad, I hate to send such nice, expensive ducks to freezer camp Good luck with your babies!
  5. jrsckn

    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    Sent you a pm so my reply wouldn't get lost in this thread :)
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    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    Hi All, I've got an internship this summer working with poultry which means I have to give up my flock so if anyone is interested I have: 1 Year olds 1 pekin drake 2 Cayuga ducks 3 easter eggers 1 black australorp 2 Year olds 2 production reds 2 easter eggers 1 buff orpington 1 silver...
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    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    Thanks for the reply! Their ages range from 10 months to 2 years old. I have a heated waterer so they "should" have plenty. I don't provide supplementary lighting but I didn't last winter and got almost a dozen/day. Everybody molted before winter so I don't think that's the problem. I...
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    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    I haven't been on in months, school has kept me way too busy lol. I was just wondering if anyone else's flock has completely stopped laying? I know its cold but I haven't gotten an egg in 2 weeks and before that it was 3-6/week. I've only had chickens for two years so I was wondering if this...
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    Meatie Experiment: FF 'vs' Crumbles

    Sorry I haven't been on, I've had a summer internship in poultry research and just got home! I'm so happy others are finding my experiment use full and interesting. Thanks! Yes, you are right, I measured everything dry so I knew exactly how many pounds they were eating. If I could do it...
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    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    I agree, my cat is 16 and when she goes, that's it for cats in my household. No more litter boxes! We have too many feral cats here to even consider an outdoor cat.
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    Proud Cayuga owners!!!!

    I ordered mine from Murray McMurray and am happy with how they are turning out. I'm not a show person but they have a nice green sheen to them and are a decent size so I'm happy.
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    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    I have 1 black australorp and 4 buff orpington cockerels available if anyone wants them. They are about 8 weeks old, starting to crow and fight already; I don't have the space to grow out that many cockerels for the dinner table. I'm in the Durand/Flint area. If not my, dogs will enjoy a...
  13. jrsckn

    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    I wish I could make it to Chickenstock this year but I have an internship working in poultry research with strict biosecurity protocols so I can't have any contact with birds outside of work :( Awesome opportunity but I miss my birds and other chicken enthusiasts!
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    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    Looks like I've got my first broody hen. Could she have gone broody when I brought day old chicks home 2 weeks ago? Of course not Is it too late to put them under her?
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    Help prove my husband wrong! :)

    Like the others said, thick yellow legs-not dark, too much white- pullets are dark with white flecks, and comb is big and too red at that age.
  16. jrsckn

    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    I posted this in the breed guess section but was hoping you guys may be able to help me too. I got these chicks from a friend's extras not knowing what they are. They're almost 3 weeks old and all I can come up with is BSL since the hatchery supposedly doesn't carry giants or australorps. The...
  17. jrsckn

    Are these black sex links?

    Eagle Nest Poultry is the hatchery, they may have australorps but according to their website (updated 2010) they don't. Thanks for the input!
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    Are these black sex links?

    I got these chicks from a friend's extras not knowing what they are. They're almost 3 weeks old and all I can come up with is BSL since the hatchery supposedly doesn't carry giants or australorps. The first chick has gotten larger, more feathers and a bigger comb then the second which is...
  19. jrsckn

    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    So the better question is who hasn't been locked in the coop or run because I know I'm guilty - more than once. I'm just glad the first time was before we put the netting over the run because at least I only had to climb the 6' stockade fence to get out.
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