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Not sure about chickens, but daylilies are bad for cats.- mikkles
- Post #19,984
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
She might still show...I've got a couple that've done that to me! :) Don't give up hope!- mikkles
- Post #19,823
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
not sure what Oxine is, but may need it sometime..is this a warm humidifier? or cold one?- mikkles
- Post #19,587
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
Do you grind it up? or just give it whole and then do they eat the bones? or do you end up tossing them?- mikkles
- Post #18,927
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
I will feed out one bird a week back to the birds through the winter Do you cook this? or cut it up? or just toss the carcass in? Sorry if this is a dumb question...- mikkles
- Post #18,925
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The 2 in question are EE's...not sure which one laid the CUTEST and most Beautiful lil greenish/blue egg for me! ;) They're about 20 weeks...I'm not really worried..more excited to get more of those purty eggs for my basket!! :D- mikkles
- Post #18,923
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Hi all! I realize that all pullets are different and it takes awhile for them to "even out" with laying, but is it "ok" if they were to lay an egg and not have any others for a week or more?- mikkles
- Post #18,918
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Here's a pix of my 6 1/2 old silkie out free ranging..she/he hangs with my 4 Polish and an EE that are the same age and were brooded together! This lil one is SO nosy! lol- mikkles
- Post #18,550
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Maybe it's the wet combined with the heat....- mikkles
- Post #18,542
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
Whatever they are, they sure have some beakage huh? :)- mikkles
- Post #18,235
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
Turkeys???- mikkles
- Post #18,201
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Thanks!- mikkles
- Post #18,146
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
What's the difference between an Houdan and a Polish? Sorry Newb question, but curious because they look so similar. :)- mikkles
- Post #18,143
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OK. ours is in a dispenser type deelly that Mike made for me! Grit on one side, oyster on the other.....I can tell it doesn't get eaten cuz the levels don't seem to be going down! lol Soooo another question...guess I'm full of them today...after a hen's been broody and starts to lay eggs again...- mikkles
- Post #17,615
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
question...I have oyster shell available at all times...no one eats it...how do you get them to?- mikkles
- Post #17,613
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just curious if the pattern/ splotchiness inlcudes wings? or just feathers on the breast area?- mikkles
- Post #17,429
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oops! I'm a criminal and didn't even know it!- mikkles
- Post #17,196
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
why would it be illegal to have wild bird feathers?- mikkles
- Post #17,193
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
kind of chicken related in that I don't want to kill them...what can i use for gigantic ant hills? thought of borax but am afraid if my ladies eat it they'll get sick?- mikkles
- Post #16,884
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The Natural Chicken Keeping thread - OTs welcome!
you could wrap a warm moist towel around it till u get it to where you're going to incubate...- mikkles
- Post #15,932
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