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  1. joecarrr

    The Buckeye Thread

    Thanks for the cedar idea. I will try that out. Somebody asked for pictures. Don't worry, my wife is a photographer and I will be posting lots of pictures. She won't let me post them until she finishes editing them.
  2. joecarrr

    The Buckeye Thread

    Ok, thanks. I will build them something to roost on. I got to watch them a lot yesterday and I do notice them trying to jump on things.
  3. joecarrr

    The Buckeye Thread

    My Buckeyes are about 3 months old now and doing great. I'm going to build a bigger coop for them in the next couple weeks and I'm wondering about their tendency to roost. Mine don't seem to like to roost on anything. During the middle of the day, they are always cuddled up on the ground in a...
  4. joecarrr

    The Buckeye Thread

    Thank you.
  5. joecarrr

    The Buckeye Thread

    I just thought I'd chime in here and introduce myself and my 6 little Buckeyes. We just bought a place with some land and wanted a heritage breed that would forage well and give us eggs and meat. Buckeyes seemed to be the best at all the things we wanted. The lady I got these from said she got...
  6. joecarrr

    Free range heritage or coop/pen BB's

    I'll trade ya my 5 acres/pond for your 18 acres in the mountains! That sounds annoying that they follow you around like that. I can imagine working on the car and having turkeys pecking at me.. lol. How old were your palms and bourbons when you butchered them? Thanks for all they info
  7. joecarrr

    Free range heritage or coop/pen BB's

    Thanks, I will check that out. That sounds like a great way to show them who the "alpha" is. I hope we don't get a bully but if we do, I will try it.
  8. joecarrr

    Free range heritage or coop/pen BB's

    We just bought a house on 5 acres with a few coops/pens, pond. My wife wants to get pekin ducks. We plan to do pastured broiler chickens. (we've done them in the past). I'm thinking about raising meat turkeys but don't know which route I want to go. I would love to have free range birds that...
  9. joecarrr

    creative ways to utilize the "whole" bird.

    Thanks for the reply. I was thinking about doing gallon jugs of chicken broth for soup but the bags are a good idea for rice. Looks like my chocolate lab is gonna be eating well soon. I think I will put the feathers in my compost pile but i will probably bury the heads and guts.
  10. joecarrr

    creative ways to utilize the "whole" bird.

    Hello. I've been lurking for a while. I have 19 cx birds in a Salatin style tractor. I had 20 but a little runt got crushed in the brooder. They are about 5-6 weeks old right now and I plan to butcher the larger birds in 10 days and the smaller birds in about 3 weeks. We plan to cut most of them...
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