Year old white silkie rooster free to a good home. He's very good to his hens and gets along very well with other roosters. I just have to many roosters and to few hens for all of them at the moment. Located in Navasota, Tx. Cannot ship
My flock is a closed flock, no other chickens are introduced into it. My flock is where it is now because I hatch my own eggs..No one else who has chickens has been in my yard either so Im not sure where this came from if it's MG..Can't they get it from wild birds?
My Silkie hen hatched this chick, the original egg came from one of my EEs. I had a fowl pox outbreak about 2 months ago(before these chicks hatched) It ran it's course and my flock is healthy now. There's no nasal discharge and no raspy breathing.
It showed up literally overnight like fowl pox would do. I've mixed Rooster Booster Vitamins & Electrolytes, and the Sav A Chick supplements in it's water. I don't have any antibiotics and my TSC doesn't carry anything stronger then these supplements and I don't have any vets around me that...
This pullet is about a month old and is one of 6 chicks. The others and momma are perfectly healthy, this is the only one with an eye like this (this is only in the right eye). There's no bad smell or puss, just bubbly discharge. She's eating, drinking, and moving around great and acts like she...
So my Sebright hen hatched 3 chicks about a week ago and has been raising them in the coop ever since. This evening she decided to take them outside for the first time. My guinea rooster, who hasn't seen her since she first started sittin apparently didn't recognize her and jumped her. She...
Is this fowl pox? This literally showed up within the last 2 days. From my understanding it isn't curable, it's something they get over themselves in several weeks and it's spread mainly by mosquitoes?
Is the anything extra I can do to keep this from causing a secondary infection? Non of my...
All 4 hatched! 3 silkie x EE crosses and 1 cochin x EE cross! The solid yellow chick in the middle of the 4th photo was rejected by one of my hens this morning so I have it with the other chicks. One proud momma here!
First of the 6 chicks hatched last night. It died not even 10 minutes after hatching out. This is the first of the other 5 that hatched without a problem! The other 4 have all piped!
The chicks would be shipped out a day old at most, preferably earlier then that. You don't need to be NPIP certified to ship in you're own state though right? Just if you're shipping out of state?
So I've never shipped chicks before and was wondering what was the best and safest way. I've head different opinions on what the minimum number of chicks should be, when to add heat packs, and I've heard, to be politically correct, you should have a NPIP or vet certificate when shipping birds...
All the eggs look like this except for one quail egg. The quail egg looks normal with a big air cell. The incubator has stayed steady between 40-45% for 15 out of the 16 days. One day during the 16 days I wasn't at home for most of the day and when I came back it was at 54%. I took some water...
This egg is at day 16 and this air cell seems really small to me? I couldn't get a good picture when I candled it so I outlined it instead. My incubator's been at around 40-45% humidity. Should I drop the humidity to around 30% before lockdown or is that to close to do any good?