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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    Nieces and nephews. And yeah Its a great way to avoid the chaos 😁
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    Wyandot mix, 7 months, Roo or Hen?

    It is Rare though and easier to see in combination with the feather patterns on a bird you are unsure off.
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    Thats a shitty day. Could be worse. I got called in for an emergency repair, just to find out they got it going right after I clocked in. Union rules I had to stay 4hrs. It used to be my family would do Christmas on whatever day we could all get off or at least a half day. I never used to mind...
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    Wyandot mix, 7 months, Roo or Hen?

    Here, this might help. Rust, the darker red on the shoulder or wing is a male only color. And saddle feathers are also a rooster only feature.
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    Wyandot mix, 7 months, Roo or Hen?

    Yeah, its a boy.
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    Making Lemonade [Selective Culling Project - very long term]

    Oooo now that sounds absolutely delicious!
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    NY chicken lover!!!!

    Anyone have a few Banty girls that need a coop? My new bantam coop needs a few more girls to help keep everyone warm and happy.
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    Making Lemonade [Selective Culling Project - very long term]

    Make sure you try All versions of it. Ultimate comfort food. You have your Breakfast, sausage bacon or ham in a peppery white gravy And Supper with some chicken and biscuit style, veggies optional. Or your military SHTF style of dry chipped beef in a "cream" gravy served on cheap whitebread...
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    What to do? Floor built in Run.

    Not possible at this time. They built it on skids with floor joist. And its currently frozen in mud with 12" of snow ontop. That is what I am planning for the spring. With some pressure treated 4x4s.
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    What to do? Floor built in Run.

    I had this coop built by some Amish. I ran out of time to build it myself this year. A few miscommunications led to it being built with a floor in the run section. Its not what I had planned for, as I was going to do a Gravel and wood chunk base in the run. Now I am scratching my head on what...
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    Reptile Lover’s Thread!!

    You can pick her up, just be calm and quiet about it. Fat pads will be the back of the head on top, the jowls, armpits, base of the tail and around the belly. They should never look hollow, and there should be something there to feel but not be overly visible or plump. Barely plump is a good...
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    Reptile Lover’s Thread!!

    She looks good. Do you know where the fat pads are on a beardie? And for peace of mind and a way to keep track, I would grab a weight in grams now when she is entering brumation. Then another when she comes out. It will give you an idea of how much fat she needs to store each year.
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    Reptile Lover’s Thread!!

    Best bet? Dont let them get chunky. My Izzy was a poor eater from day 1. It was a fight to get him built up enough to last brumation each year. But he made it to 15. So try to keep her on the trim side instead of extra plump and squishy.
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    Reptile Lover’s Thread!!

    I dont miss those days. Checking to make sure he was still there, the fear that somethong would go wrong... My Izzy would go down without fail Nov - Feb for 14 of his 15yrs.
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    NY chicken lover!!!!

    Im close by and could take them but I am already swimming in eggs. If nobody snatches them let me know.
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    NY chicken lover!!!!

    I was thinking 20ea. Haven't been able to find any ballpark on a price range for them.
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    NY chicken lover!!!!

    I hatched out 3 trios. That's just a few too many roos to keep through the winter.
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    NY chicken lover!!!!

    I have a trio of Silver Deathlayers available if anyone in the area is interested. 16wks from a local breeder. They are a small layer type, less flighty than Leghorns, great free range instincts. Like to roost. Herkimer/Utica area.
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    NY chicken lover!!!!

    Clear plastic roof panels, heavy vinyl shower curtains, tarps. Use these to block the wind. Make sure to leave ventilation up high away from where they roost. If you have access to electricity get a heated waterer. Don't worry at all about heating them. The only concern should be creating too...
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    The Moonshiner's Bootleg Incubator Reviews And Discussions

    The maticoopx30
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