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New to hatching Peafowl.
Are they difficult to hatch? I heard that geese are hard to hatch, but i usually have a 90 percent hatch rate. My first goose hatch was 100 percent. 9 out of 9- GoosesGeeses
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- Forum: Peafowl
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New to hatching Peafowl.
I don't know much about these awesome birds, but something that annoys me is that people say: " Hey, look, peaCOCK eggs!". Anyway, i got my hands onto 2 peaFOWL eggs, and i have lots of experience hatching birds, i have hatched somewhere around 1,500 quail, 100 chickens, 40-50 ducks, and 25...- GoosesGeeses
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Quail eggs before hatching...
I think this is in the right place. My quail recently started laying again. I plan on hatching them when i get 40-50, but that might take a few days, so how do i store the ones i already have? Thanks in advance.- GoosesGeeses
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Hey, Will Raccoons Eat My Chickens?
They can have worms though- GoosesGeeses
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- Forum: Predators and Pests
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Chickens Taking Selfies....
@Debbie292d You know better than me who to tag for this.- GoosesGeeses
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Nice to meet you.
Welcome BACK to BYC, seeing as you have been a member for 9 years!!:welcome- GoosesGeeses
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Hey, Will Raccoons Eat My Chickens?
I would say 6 year old ;)- GoosesGeeses
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- Forum: Predators and Pests
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Hey, Will Raccoons Eat My Chickens?
Kill it. (That may be a little harsh to just write like that, but true)- GoosesGeeses
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- Forum: Predators and Pests
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We had a chicken who passed a weird squishy egg but she's still acting cathartic. Advise?
@Wyorp Rock @Eggcessive- GoosesGeeses
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We had a chicken who passed a weird squishy egg but she's still acting cathartic. Advise?
Possible causes for soft shelled egg: Calcium Deficiency – Even though you're providing calcium (like the citrate pill), she may not be absorbing it well. Lack of vitamin D3 can also impact calcium absorption. Age & Hormonal Imbalance – Young layers and older hens sometimes have trouble...- GoosesGeeses
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Chickens Taking Selfies....
Post your pictures of your chickens looking straight into the camera for a selfie!! Here is Stanley, he was my favorite OEB.- GoosesGeeses
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- Forum: Random Ramblings