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Tyler: I sent you my resume for consideration (email [email protected]). A brief summary of my poultry experience/knowledge is as follows: I have been breeding, collecting eggs, incubating and hatching of the eggs, and brooding chicks, pouts, peachicks, keets, and quail for the last 6 years...

Model Chicken Contest Entry Name: Mr. T Breed: Silver sebright Picture(s): Name: Unnamed pullet Breed: Silver Campine The Early Bird Gets the Worm:

I care, that's why I asked.

I understand that chickens have natural staph on them. I wondered if it could be transmitted to people, say if you had an open wound on you? I can't find anything relevant on the internet and have looked thru the forums here too. Thanks for your help! Meghan...

Tyler: My resume will be in your email tomorrow from [email protected]. I am very excited about the job opening and think I have a lot to offer you. Thank you for the opportunity. Meghan

I would like hatching peacock eggs. Pickup in SW MO or ship. Thanks!

As the chicks get older, they will begin to create their own heat, which can cause fluxuations in temperature--completely normal. Be concerned if the temp raises to 103 or more and stays there. This can cause permanent damage or death.

I know this is a really old post, but I was looking into this because I have an Americauna rooster with the same issues, the guy I got him from said he noticed a few others like that. I happened across something while reading a book on guineas that crooked guinea toes are the result of too much...

Okay lab owners, any suggestions on training then? I have had them since puppies and have not trained them to hunt the birds, I just thought it was in their nature...

I have two yellow labs that I am having to part with because I just can't keep them out of the chickens. But I want a family dog. Does anyone have any suggestions of a good family pet, likes the water, good with kids, smart and easy to train and WON'T EAT MY CHICKENS!!?? I appreciate your...