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was on here just to delete some of my profile and skimmed over the posts for the last time. I wanted to clarify...regardless of Tates Beliefs; we were not asked to leave and did not get into trouble. We choose to leave because we disagree with staff on deciding to let a member stay on the thread...

you guys have my phone # or email is [email protected] if you need me. Sorry I need to vacate the premises as they say, LOL Staff has decided to believe 2 people over the entire group. You know...tolerance and liberalism and all ;)

I got a few chicks from them one time a couple years back and they were fine (except he misjudged one and it was a cockeral) BUT......there have been many bad stories about them also. So i may have just gotten lucky. I only got them because I happened to be in Knoxville when he was there and...

oh how i remember those days. Just dont think about how much it cost you for that egg, lol

just depends on what you want. Most of us probably wont have much until later in the spring. Although AJ gets and therefore hatches more eggs...I'm not sure what he has going right now. Let us know what your thinking about and we will try to help. If your just looking for some egg production...

send me over what you are having them do for you...I might get in on the same formula this year. I was already planning on changing the mix anyway......those darn field peas are going to kill me on price though (protein replacement for the soy)

on the rat thing.... Thank goodness I have not seen a rat this year. I did however catch 7 field mice in 2 days. No wonder I was going through so much food, lol. I'm lucky though I have a seperate area where the food is stored so I can put the traps in there and the chickens can't get to them.

If she does not, I do. My October 29 hatch yielded 2 that I am going to keep for breeding the blues. So I will have at least 3 more cockerals out of that same hatch that you are welcome to. They are already starting to test each other :(

There is nothing wrong with hens over a year old at all. Most hens will lay fairly well into their third year (if you are talking about laying ability alone) Of course commercial egg laying operations do in fact get rid of them at a year old......but that is something completely different than...

Ummm, Not. So here is the deal....In the past I have almost felt sorry for you, frankly because it is painfully obvious that you have some issues. But enough is enough. Can you not take a hint? You are not welcome on this thread. A personal attack using information that was formulated out of...

wow....lol, that is def. a thunder thighs. Columbian Rock cross??

Congrats on the new incubator. I will have some eggs about the end of march....BUT...they come with an agreement. I will give you the eggs but any chicks of a certain color you get come back to me and you keep the rest for free. I have barred rocks and am working on blue rocks.

In answer to a PM question (other people might be interested) In order to block someone; you click on the arrow by their name and scroll down to block member and click that.

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"" Many breeders who breed for animal protection raise the pups in a barn with animals. "" My father in law has two, and that is what he did. Now they sleep with the chickens and play with them..but they will go after even a field mouse if it gets too close. My Harley is 120 lbs, his female...

still fluttering in and out . I do still try to keep up with everything though. Wanted to take a moment to welcome the new members again and to say we are thrilled to have you. Feel free to jump right in, we will be glad to enable (oops; I mean help and guide ) in any way we can.

EE that lays light blue eggs if I cross her with a bcm( the only roos I have) will the pullets lay dark green eggs? More than likely.

In my experience... I see a big change in roosters at about 20weeks old on the average. Usually the pullets have just started laying or are getting ready to when I notice the change... Like AJ said.

24 hours is usually plenty to let the air sacs come back into place.