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Thank you so much for helping me with that research! I live in central coast CA. So far I’ve not seen any signs of concern but because they have about a 150 foot fenced chicken area with open top, any bird can fly in and interact with them. I just want to know what to do to prepare the yard in...

So far, happily, my birds are healthy but I’ve been reading about avian flu, so my question is, should the worse case scenario happen, and I have to kill and dispose my beloved chickens/rooster (i really hate that I’m even writing this), what do I do to my yard? Is there a process to clean it...

So far, happily, my birds are healthy but I’ve been reading about avian flu, so my question is, should the worse case scenario happen, and I have to kill and dispose my beloved chickens/rooster (i really hate that I’m even writing this), what do I do to my yard? Is there a process to clean it...

I concur

Their feathers are in!

Currently they are in my dog crate in my bathroom and I have a chicken coop for them to go to when they are old enough to be outside. I live in Central California so it doesn’t snow here and doesn’t get terribly cold (compared to the rest of the country).

Slowly growing up

Day 2

Hi ... today was day 26 and 2 out of my original 7 hatched today!!! The others I candled and could clearly see there was no babies in them..they are so adorable!! First time Guinea Fowl momma here.

Good afternoon everyone. My name is Suzie and adding my intro. (1) Are you new to chickens / when did you first get chickens? I am very new. I moved onto property to be a caretaker and the owners had chickens and guinea fowls. (2) How many chickens do you have right now? 16 chickens, 1...

I am new at incubating (This is my 1st time). Started with 7 eggs and after candling the eggs 10 days later, I saw 2 were tossers. Now I’m down to 5 and in 2-4 days I am hoping some will hatch. Fingers crossed...

This is a great idea..thank you so much for sharing.