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  1. BayCityBabe

    Mid-Michigan Free Silkie

    Yeah, Texas is a bit of a drive. lol
  2. BayCityBabe

    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    I am near Bay City. I want $40 for the pair. I could make someone a good deal, though.
  3. BayCityBabe

    Mid-Michigan Free Silkie

    This little rooster is very tame, 5-6 months old. Free.
  4. BayCityBabe

    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    I have a pair of Silkies for sale. You can have your own breeding program!
  5. BayCityBabe

    Mid- Michigan / Silkie Pair $40

    I have a red cockeral that I need to rehome. He is 5-6 months old and just starting to act like a boy. I am willing to pair him with a gray hen who is 14 months old. I am in the Kawkawlin area. Will deliver.
  6. BayCityBabe

    I have one female and one male, just read that might be a problem for the female? Any thoughts?

    I had a pair that were very happy together.
  7. BayCityBabe

    Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

    Hey all! I am looking to re-home a gorgeous red silkie rooster. Can throw in a silkie hen if it will help things! I am between a rock and a hard place!
  8. BayCityBabe

    Mid-Michigan Red Silkie rooster

    I cannot take in my friends' red silkie rooster. He is about 18 months old and very tame. I am helping find a home. If you are interested in him, for free, let me know. I can also send him with one of his girls for a small fee.
  9. BayCityBabe

    Returning to BYC

    I was on here about 10 years ago. Got busy with living in the rat race. I am taking a friend's chickens in a sort of emergency situation. It makes me happy to be of help. I am excited to be returning to tending some hens.
  10. BayCityBabe

    MI - Silkie pair to rehome ASAP

    I am helping a friend rehome silkies. I cannot take his rooster. So, I am hoping to find a home for a gorgeous RED silkie rooster. I know roosters are a hard sell, so I am willing to throw in a splash or buff hen for $15. Both birds would be about 18 months old. I am in the Kawkawlin area and...
  11. BayCityBabe

    how do you stretch dog kibble

    Quote: Sounds like you are very commited to your current product. You are not going to switch, eh? IMHO - if you are sold on this product and then choose to "augment" their diet to save money, then you no longer have all the benefits of the product. Might as well go cheaper.
  12. BayCityBabe

    I am terrified and scared….did I mention terrified?

    You can't "kill" an egg. It is just a potential. If you are too wound up about this, perhaps you need Silkies .
  13. BayCityBabe

    "They don't lay as much after year 3." What?

    There are many comments on this forum about how hens only have X number of eggs to lay in their lives; how some evil production facilities (and some farmers) only keep birds for a year or so; and how hens live and lay **some** eggs for years and years. What can a backyard flockster really...
  14. BayCityBabe

    Several unknown deaths - Necropsy results

    They didn't test for a virus? That just blows my mind, since there are 6 or 8 or 10 poultry viruses, right?
  15. BayCityBabe

    Very cute pic - put your own caption to it!

    "Who are you calling a Kid?"
  16. BayCityBabe

    How does this sound for compensation *small update

    I suggest that if you really want to get paid, you ask for the value of the birds. Probably $15-$20 each - tops. I am not saying this to be harsh (I have cried many a tear for my chickens...). It is just that I negotiate with people as part of my work. If you start to high, they will shrug...
  17. BayCityBabe

    Pictures of roost "huddle boxes" please......

    Gabby - I think you should leave the roosts "as is." The birds will huddle together & stay warm. You could possibly box off the end of that platform to keep their heat nearer to the roosts. Also, the window seems like your biggest threat. Unless you are certain that it is super-tight, I...
  18. BayCityBabe

    a bargain @ 18.5 million?

    Quote: The setting is amazing!!
  19. BayCityBabe

    Roo straining in pain. Poo smeared vent.

    Okay the subject line says it all. I have a 2 y.o. Silkie roo. He is eating and active. I have even observed him making a tiny poo, this morning. My birds eat pellets, scratch, and fresh squash & pumpkin. The access to fresh veggies and water makes it highly unlikely that he is constipated...
  20. BayCityBabe

    Help! Pullet not moving - Stiff legs and weak behavior

    It sounds like Mareks to me. I would second the recommendation for necropsy. If your flock has it, you will need to close your flock.
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