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No shipping horror stories, I just have never shipped chicks

Silkie Chicks for sale We have Red, Buff, Black, White, Splash and Partridge silkie chicks I have day olds up to 6 weeks old Starting price of $3 for day olds Local pick-up only Located in North Central Indiana

Call Duck ducklings for sale We have Gray English and Snowey Call Duck ducklings for sale. Starting at $10 each Local pick-up only Located in North Central Indiana

We have Turkey Poults for sale Blue Slates and Black Spanish starting at $8 each Guinea Keets for sale We have several colors of guinea keets for sale: Pearl, Royal Purple, Blue , Chocolate, Coral Blue, Lavender, and Violet. starting at $3.50 each Local pick-up only Located in North...

Lady Amherst chicks $12 Cinnamon Golden Pheasant chicks $10 Dark Throat Golden Pheasants chicks $10 Local Pick-up only I live in North Central Indiana

French Black Copper Marans chicks Blue Copper Marans chicks Splash Marans chicks We have been selective breeding Marans from the Bev Davis and Wayde Jeane lines for 5 years. These chicks come from dark egg layers. We have day old chicks to 6 weeks old. Starting prices for chicks is $7 each...

We also have a neighbor with a pond and it has snapping turtles in it. Last year we set the milk jugs with bait to catch the turtles out because he has lost his goslings to the turtles and he has adult geese that are missing feet from the turtles. If at all possible you want to get rid of the...

We are near Rochester indiana

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What I have read about red shouldered hawks is that they rarely eat things larger than a pigeon. They would definitely be a problem with your ducklings.

Lady Amherst pairs $65 3 pairs left Sold Dark Throat Golden pairs $60 1 pair left, single males $25 Cinnamon Golden pairs $60 2 pairs left, single males $25 1 Red Golden Male left $30 Sold If interested please PM me. We are located in Indiana. Local pick up only

It's hard to tell without some kind of scale to go by. You need to take a picture with a quarter or something next to the track. If you can get a picture of the whole set of tracks that could also be helpful..

We have been incubating for several years, That looks like the egg is bad , it will ooze where it has split and it is rotten and usually smells bad. If this is the case you need to get it out of there and be very careful when you do, they can pop and then you have that spoiled stuff all over...

Laying has to do with the hours of light there are in a day. All you need to do is put a fluorescent light on in their pen, leave it on for 14 to 16 hours a day and they will start laying again.

Definitely agree with the person above, we raised quail for several years and you should not mix different ages. They are very aggressive.

Sounds like bird lice check around their vent. When you can get some poultry dust to get rid of lice. These will not get on you or your other animals bird lice only lives on birds.

I would leave it the way it is. Hope you have a good hatch.

I agree It is better for the eggs to be turned more often and our turner doesn't have settings either, just turns every 2 hrs too. When we started we had a Styrofoam Hubavator and only turned eggs twice a day or every 12 hrs we had good hatches. We hatched chickens, ducks, quail, pheasants...

We have automatic turners on our incubators.. they turn every 2 hours. If you don't have an automatic turner they have to be turned at least twice a day.

We have been raising turkeys for 20 years, hens will sometimes strut but they will not gobble. The 2 turkeys on the right definitely look like gobblers. The turkey on the left could possibly be a hen or the least dominant gobbler of the three.