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Congrats

Wishing you a very Happy New Year:lol:

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Still hoping for you :fl Hope you had a very Happy Thanksgiving:wee

Oh, since its the day after Halloween, They'd love a little pumpkin and they also love the guts and seeds. Just remember its a treat and not too much candy for the babies.;)

Nest box is for laying eggs, not sleeping. Perches are for sleeping and should be higher than the next boxes. deep bedding under the perches will make great compost.

They grow so fast, oh and forgot to tell you they can fly at two weeks. My first batch of babies, went out to the garage one morning and they were all out of the brooder, exploring the garage. Took me an hour to get them back in. Now my brooder has a cover.

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There are dozens of brands out there this is just the first that popped up. With regard to feed, its really complicated. If you'll PM me with an email address I'll send you some reading material.

I'll often throw grass in their brooder to get them started on it. Just watch to make sure it doesn't get moldy.

They eat grass, seeds of all kinds, bugs, etc. You've given them gourmet bedding.;)

Heidi, permaculture is a special thing. I was fortunate enough to find a place in the country where the owner many years ago worked the land into a permaculture setup. I have beautiful 6' swales set about every 20 feet of elevation, yes I live on a mountain. Unfortunately the last owner...

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They'll also make wonderful compost for you, free of charge.:thumbsup

Keep us posted on how it goes. You'll find a LOT of like minded folks out here. We garden, keep bees, and love our feathered friends.

Hi Heidi and welcome to BYC:frow We're so happy that you've joined us:ya I've cast my vote.