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    Sick cockerel! He is in need of help!

    Good morning everyone and thank you for your prayers and tips. Sadly, Billy passed away this morning from weakness and stress overnight. Hurricane Irma did not do any destruction to our home except a few broken branches and leaves. Thank you again for all your help.
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    Sick cockerel! He is in need of help!

    I've dealt with this before and what I'm feeding him is rich in good fats. I am in the middle of a hurricane, so I can't go get more food. I'm making do with what I have until Irma leaves! :)
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    Sick cockerel! He is in need of help!

    He is a little heavier than yesterday but very weak. He ate layer crumbles, a tortilla, a mole cricket which he killed and devoured lol, and I got him to drink some sugar water. He foregaed a bit and has an appetite. I'm still so worried about him though. Especially since hurricane Irma is...
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    Sick cockerel! He is in need of help!

    He and my flock were just wormed a few weeks ago. I gave him a little cake that I made. It contains layer feed, peanut butter which is rich in good fats, yogurt, raisins and water. He loved it and perked up a bit after eating it which is good.
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    Sick cockerel! He is in need of help!

    He has Been back on layena for about 1-2 weeks
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    Sick cockerel! He is in need of help!

    My cockerel, Billy, has been sick for a few weeks now. It started when we began feeding him cracked corn feed. He was eating that for about 3 weeks to a month. Now we are feeding him layena. He has had layena before and never had a problem with it. But now he only weighs about a pound and is...
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    Incubating eggs

    I know right?! I can't decide! I am thinking noth!
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    Incubating eggs

    Hi guys. So, which do you think would be better, incubating quails or chickens? I've done chickens before many times but have never done quails. I have my own fertile quails eggs. Which would be cuter?!?!
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    Chicks

    You would need a broody hen, or you can make an incubator. Look up some ideas to make one. But don't just follow those instructions that tell you to put the eggs on a towel, cover them with a washcloth, and put a heat lamp over it. Those are not incubators and do NOT work!!!
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