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  1. RobRoo

    Help

    Hi all, I need some suggestions. I washed a Yokohama hen a few days ago for a show on Sat. When she dried a few fethers on one side dried with a curve going the wrong direction. Never shown before!! Is there a fix for this? Thanks for any info.
  2. RobRoo

    Montana

    I could use some help from some of you that have shown your birds before. I have never shown before but I am interested in the Hamilton show this year.My Welsummers have gone into molt because I turned off their night light too soon and they thought it was fall instead of spring (and subseqently...
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    Fifth toe trait

    Can anyone tell me if the fifth toe trait is dominant or recessive?????????? Thanks for any comments.
  4. RobRoo

    Montana

    Contact Jamie Rensmon @1-406-443-4347 for show info and forms.
  5. RobRoo

    Montana

    They are pretty but they are not Whooping Cranes, the are Sand Hill Cranes. I always get them mixed up. The Whooping ones are still very rare. Happy Easter all !!!!!!!
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    Montana

    Who said Canada Geese don't sit in trees??????
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    Spring is finally complete

    You know spring is finally here in Montana when the Whooping Cranes come home.
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    GOOSE UP A TREE

    who said geese don,t perch in trees??????????????
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    Montana

    SPRING IS TRUELEY HERE, THE WHOOPING CRANES ARE BACK IN THE PASTURE.............
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    wet looking chicks

    lol I'm definetly older than squiggy!!!!
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    wet looking chicks

    Thanks for the reply. I don't know what the humidity has been because they came from eggs stolen from a broody hen a week or so ago. I had to gather them up and put them in the incubator beacause of a freek snow storm and cold temps. they seem to be healthy...just have thier down slicked back.
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    wet looking chicks

    I'm sure this has been asked and answered before but here it goes. All the chicks I hatch at home look wet even long after the are good and dry. They look like they are wearing gel or something. Takes about 5-7 days for them to fluff out. Any reason for this??????????????
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    Hi from southwest Illinois

    Hello from Montana It is nice to see new members coming in. Enjoy your day and those chicks!
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    Ramblings of a gentleman rancher

    Thank you, I always liked "choose to be happy" as well. However I didn't make it up. I saw it many years ago on a Flower Power painted VW bus. It always stuck in my head but I don't think I truely understood what it meant till I slowed down a bit and realized we all really DO have that choice...
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    Skittish Chicks

    Try the French Favarolle breed of chicken. They are very calm and pleasant to be around and make good kids pets if the child is taught how to handle the bird properly. I had them at one time but they are so calm (or stupid) they are on the bottom of the peck order in a mixed flock and they don't...
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    Skittish Chicks

    Try the French Favarolle breed of chicken. They are very calm and pleasant to be around and make good kids pets if the child is taught how to handle the bird properly. I had them at one time but they are so calm (or stupid) they are on the bottom of the peck order in a mixed flock and they don't...
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