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The other thing that a Silkie breeder told me about that REALLY WORKS is powdered milk. It coats their stomachs...

Well, I'd like to bring a dessert and some Silkie chicks out of SQ stock, (born on Mother's Day). Are the directions posted somewhere???

Do we need to tell someone what we are bringing?

I guess you didn't get my joke.

For a chicken thread, it rabbit trails a lot.

We use it with all of our animals and have very good results. The ACV kills bacteria, so be sure to encourage good bacteria growth after use. I take a break in between uses....

Wanting to make it better=good. Always complaining and blaming this country=bad.

I was wondering that too. Thanks for asking. I am thinking about getting a new incubator...any suggestions? Hatching goose eggs, too.

Some people aren't happy unless they're offended by something. There is nothing offensive about that post. Just an honest opinion shared by many Americans.

Those that CONSTANTLY blame America first and threaten to leave because "everywhere alse does it better" and are constantly trying to make us a socialist country SHOULD leave. Why stay if you're not happy? Common sense. I wouldn't compare my kids to my country, so...

Those that only find fault with this country and want it run like others, should leave. They always threaten to do so...I will not apologise. The rich are the most generous when it comes to charity and giving, so the comment that people that have only think about themselves is more garbage fit...

I would think that people that raise chickens would understand REAL life. For those of you that don't, let me tell you that it isn't always fair. Sometimes, hard working people have to work harder to make ends meet, while life does seem easier for others. If you choose to raise a family, you...

I can bring chocolate covered Rooster on a stick if he keeps attack the back of my leg. Do we still need desserts? Can I bring that? And do you need to need to know that I would like to bring some adorable/extremely friendly/healthy Silkie chicks? Where would I find the directions???

Ok, thanks! You can't tell I'm new at this, right?

My chicks are hatching!!! And I'm putting them into the brooder as they start walking around the incubator. But one is taking longer to dry and I'm wondering if i should just move it to the brooder. Is my humidity too high in the incubator, maybe? I have no way of telling what the humidity...

This question wouldn't even need to be asked if there was someone watching a 5 YEAR OLD AND A TODDLER!!! I can't understand it.

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I am located in Upstate NY (near Saratoga Springs). I have several Silkie chicks that were born on Mother's Day that are looking really good. They were hatched out of my SQ white hen and SQ Blue splash Roo. The white hen was broody and out of 22 eggs, she hatched 21 (with the help of her SQ...

Well, thanks for all of the advice. I've had them in the incubator for 6 days, now. So far, so good. But it figures that three of my large Wyandottes are now broody. If the electric goes out I may run the eggs to the barn.

I have placed two orders with Holderreads over the past three weeks. I have 6 pairs of Americans (Blue and Lavender Ice) that I am THRILLED with...but they have repeatedly told me that they are sold out of DAY OLD Sebbies. Maybe some adults still available....