I have 20 eggs starting to hatch in my incubator. The first chick tried for over 24 hours to get out. It's membrane completely dried out and we ended up having to help it hatch. The second one has been trying to hatch for over 12 hours. I am afraid the humidity level is off in the incubator...
We are doing 30 Jumbo X Rocks this year from Welp Hatchery. Last year, we used McMurray's. We've only lost one and that was because he accidentally got stepped on. They are 4.5 weeks now and yesterday I had one that is unable to walk any longer. He cannot stand up at all and is doing the...
This bird is part Americauna and Austrolorp. Five weeks old.
The rest of these birds were left on my doorstep in a box. They are five week old too. I know two of them are Turkens.
Are they all roosters, so I can shoot myself now?
I found fifteen turkey eggs in a nest in the corner of our backyard today. I guess that means our turkey is a GIRL. So can I eat them? They must be between 2-3 weeks old.
His legs are the exact same color as the hen's legs. I think he may be part Ameraucana because I got a gray hen with same comb and legs and she lays a green egg and they came from the same clutch. I wasn't sure because he is pure black.
I have two 24 week old roosters in my flock of 10 hens. In the past few weeks, they have matured and it is evident that one of the roosters is in charge. He is the one that crows, although they both are mounting hens because I have seen them and my hens are missing a lot of their back feathers...
I have a hen that is pecking and eating the other hen's eggs. This is totally not working for me. She's an older Rhode Island Red. I do not know how old. I just got her about 10 days ago and all her back feathers were missing from the rooster she used to reside with.
So the feathers are...
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Fools, I say. I am telling you that our birds are better by 100 percent after aging them four days. Not to mention that it gave me a break before I had to cut them all up. I was pretty much sick of it by the time we were done slaughtering them. It took me four days to even want to...
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Fools, I say. I am telling you that our birds are better by 100 percent after aging them four days. Not to mention that it gave me a break before I had to cut them all up. I was pretty much sick of it by the time we were done slaughtering them. It took me four days to even want to...
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We had them in water and ice at first, then wrapped them in saran wrap and put them in the fridge. I meant to do them on day 3, but I was sick so I let it slide a day and cut them all up on day 4. I did not use salt in the water. They are just superb now. Now with all my free time...