I've had chickens for a few years now and I've recently been contemplating either adding to or replacing the chickens with ducks. I have a smallish backyard and keep the chickens in a chicken tractor. We live in a neighborhood with a nice sized lake that we live right next to.. My question...
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To remind my husband what I could be bringing home all the time instead of chickens ;)
Me too. I'm planning on letting her do all the dirty work, au natural. I know I've got to keep the chicks out of the layer feed and the other hens out of medicated chick starter, so I've got to do some rearranging..but other than that, I don't think she needs my help much. Interested in...
I put some hatching eggs under a broody hen, just 5. 3 hatched yesterday morning, the very night before, I had a predator attack and lost my two favorites, of course. It just so happens that I had a second hen go broody a week or so ago, and she's not sitting on anything that will ever hatch...
I was given a gqf model 800 cabinet incubator. It needs cleaning, but seems to be in working order. I haven't been able to find any info about it online, anyone have any experience with this dinosaur? It was free, so I'm determined to give it a go!
Additionally, is there a substitute for...
Hmmm, guess I need to get out more...how much do those dogs generally cost and does anyone know of a southern source? Other breeds folks use in the south?
Just out of curiosity, does anyone in Dixieland own lgd's and if so, what breed? I have NEVER laid eyes on a great pyrenees type dog in Alabama, nor seen them for sale in local adds that I peruse fairly regularly. I know follks must use dogs here as livestock guardians, but no idea what...
I had to chuckle at the vegetarian proclamation...that ought to do it for anybody..That was definitely a rough day. We have a terrier breed as well, a schnauzer who is a terror to the local chipmunk population, catches and eats various chipmunk parts fairly regularly . He absolutely cannot...
I have family in Ireland, and over there,they don't even refrigerate them in the stores. If you buy eggs in ireland, you buy them off the shelf at room temperature like the bread. You can also buy buttered eggs, which are room temperature, raw eggs where the shells have basically been oiled...
I got two new babies yesterday too, which will be joining my 3 ladies in a couple of months, however, after wrangling and rigging up the brooder box, hanging the light, taking the temperature, moving the light, changing the box, taking the temperature, moving the light, tripping over the cord...
I boiled a dozen for deviled eggs and as I was slicing them open, I realized that not one single egg had the yolk anywhere near the center of the egg. They were all up in the pointed end of the egg, even though i stored them pointy end up. My deviled
eggs all have the cavity where the yolk...
I'm with the op...it just creeps me out to feed chicken to chickens. They are my chickens in my yard eating my leftovers and so they don't get chicken...the dog does. He's so jealous of all their kitchen scraps anyway, it seems like justice.
Had the exact opposite happen..I don't have a farm (yet, still looking). One day when I was dressed in some fairly aggressive business attire I ended up with just enough time to run to the co op for some chicken feed if I hurried. I got delayed in traffic and I was pushing late so I was in...
So I'm coming to you live today from a scalding bath of Epsom salts. ( no visitors please ) that seems to be soothing already.I should probably just stay in here, the benadryl is making me snarly. when I do get out, I'll blow dry/ scald the affected areas again, followed by a layer of bug...
Wow, lots of good suggestions,thanks! I did read up on them and the medical sites insist they don't burry into you, they just insert a microscopic feeding tube and that's what stays in you and makes you itch. The info I read said they are very delicate actually and are easily washed off of...