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  1. LikeTurkeys

    Stepped on and killed baby chick - Feel horrible.

    Of course. This was when I first put them out. It was 72 degrees or so outside and they enjoyed being in the sun. It's easy to move around though, which I like. So I can decide to put them in the shade or sun anytime I want to. (Or a combination of both of course, too)
  2. LikeTurkeys

    Stepped on and killed baby chick - Feel horrible.

    So I made a foot proof enclosure for them so that they can be on the grass. It's small, but I can move it around easily and it does the job. It's covered on all sides. Oh man, that's really awful. I'm sorry for both of you.
  3. LikeTurkeys

    Stepped on and killed baby chick - Feel horrible.

    Yeah, if it ever happens to you, you'll know when it's time.
  4. LikeTurkeys

    Stepped on and killed baby chick - Feel horrible.

    Wow, I'm glad she's okay! I think I feel so bad also because it was pretty gross, like... I mean... guts and stuff. So.. yeah... anyway.
  5. LikeTurkeys

    Stepped on and killed baby chick - Feel horrible.

    Okay. Thanks. I thought it was because they were too small. I'm ALWAYS going to be looking behind me now, even if the chicks aren't out.
  6. LikeTurkeys

    Stepped on and killed baby chick - Feel horrible.

    Okay. Thank you. I'll do what you say, it's a good idea.
  7. LikeTurkeys

    Stepped on and killed baby chick - Feel horrible.

    Thank you, but I keep feeling like it's my fault because I took them outside so early... I won't anymore. Also I should have been more careful and looking behind me.
  8. LikeTurkeys

    Stepped on and killed baby chick - Feel horrible.

    Today I stepped on one of my week old chicks and killed it. :hit :hit :hit I had taken them out of the brooder and put them outside in the sun so that they could graze on the grass and see the other chicks. Well, I thought they were all in front of me but apparently one was behind, and I took a...
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