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I will check mine tomorrow and let you know what it says- h2oratt
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
Did your mom have better cleavage than you, lol That's a good save.- h2oratt
- Post #39,334
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Go get this. Totally natural. http://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/vetericyn-eye-wash-4-fl-oz- h2oratt
- Post #39,325
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
M My boys are totally obnoxious, over breeding my poor hens. They are getting a time out pen. No one wants them either so we just have to process them and eat them.- h2oratt
- Post #39,244
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I have an order in with sandhill. I won't get them till May 7.- h2oratt
- Post #39,228
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It seems very expensive. Isn't there another probiotic that is more cost effective?- h2oratt
- Post #38,987
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
Mine started back laying the day after the solstice. About 5 a day from around 30 birds. 4 are old ladies, 10 are one year old and the rest are pullets hatched this summer.- h2oratt
- Post #38,976
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These hoop coops are beautiful.- h2oratt
- Post #38,963
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
Hi Very interested in raising chickens the naturally way.- h2oratt
- Post #38,958
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
They eat a lot.- h2oratt
- Post #38,279
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
Yes you need to alert someone. No telling how the dogs are kept. She sounds like an animal hoarder. She may need help.- h2oratt
- Post #38,274
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https://archive.org/details/poultrydoctorinc00boerrich This is the link to the book I was researching when I had a chick that wouldn't eat or drink.- h2oratt
- Post #38,206
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- Post #38,202
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
i can't seem to read the book pages. When I blow it up it isn't in focus.- h2oratt
- Post #38,199
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Wow I had no idea they could carry an egg 100 feet. The half a shell was outside the box..it looked like it was growing from what I could see. About as far along as 10 day old embryo. I can't imagine her letting an animal get in and take but this is first time. We did see a burrow under the pen...- h2oratt
- Post #38,185
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We had something burrow under the pen my Brody is in last night. They got in her cat litter box and took an egg broke it got it outside the box. The half a shell was left outside the box. I am assuming we need to move her to a more protected place. I am planning on doing it tonight. I will then...- h2oratt
- Post #38,183
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when my first chicks hatched, I thought they looked like this. I couldnt get the picture out of my mind , so I went and found it.- h2oratt
- Post #38,150
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Hi I am julie. Glad I found this thread looking to raise my chickens more naturally.- h2oratt
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