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turkey coops for free range
Haha I see. I need something that they will roost in and can be locked in and moved. -
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turkey coops for free range
Ive been raising turkeys for a while now and was wondering the best coop idea for free ranging them. I only raise fifty of them so it would be nice if i could come up with a simple one coop idea for them all but they dont like my poultry netting i am currently using. Also they like to roost on... -
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Keep a word, drop a word!
friend ship (even though its one word)- foulplay
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- Forum: Games, Jokes, and Fun!
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Keep a word, drop a word!
friend ship (even though its one word)- foulplay
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Coop
no prob wish i had a pic of all the chickens this year this one is a couple years old. pretty happy that it still works fine- foulplay
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- Forum: Meat Birds ETC
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Males, females or straight run?
i agree with everyone. but i prefer straight run chickens the best. when i have to butcher them they range in size from 4lbs to 8lbs so i get a nice variety of sizes for my customers- foulplay
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- Forum: Meat Birds ETC
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Meat Birds in the Tractor
I have white rock crosses and they do great with foraging they are pretty big too. i have them in a coop with poultry netting around them and they roam around very freely- foulplay
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Coop
this is my chicken mobile. The side is half open with chicken wire and the other side is closed in completly with the corugated plastic roofing. This year i tried something new and put poultry netting around the coop to give them a ton of room and i let them outside. They go back into the coop...- foulplay
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- Forum: Meat Birds ETC
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