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    Homemade flock block recipes

    Quote: I use items already on hand, so not really any added cost. I first started making them when I accidently ordered the wrong thing at the feed store. 'Round here if you ask for "scratch" what you are going to get is finely ground corn, looks like corn meal. Since then I've learned to...
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    Homemade flock block recipes

    Quote: Where did you find the sign that is your Avatar???? I love it! On amazon.com I believe
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    Homemade flock block recipes

    Quote: I used egg instead of molasses to bind my block together. It was gone before the ants even knew it was there.
  4. gritsar

    Homemade flock block recipes

    Quote: Hi rosajrms and welcome to BYC! How to convince hubby to allow chickens? Do what I did. Beg every day for six months for a horse. Then say I settle for some chickens! There's another great motivator, but this being a family-friendly forum I can't go into detail about it. Yes, there...
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    Homemade flock block recipes

    Quote: This may sound silly. When I want to interest my girls in new foods I "peck" at it with my fingernail and make clicking noises similiar to what my roosters do to call the girls to treats. Not silly at all - I tried that, the rooster told them not to believe me. bad rooster meri
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    Homemade flock block recipes

    Quote: I have the same problem. Maybe if I smeared it with oatmeal with raisins in it.... meri This may sound silly. When I want to interest my girls in new foods I "peck" at it with my fingernail and make clicking noises similiar to what my roosters do to call the girls to treats.
  7. gritsar

    Homemade flock block recipes

    Quote: SO usually stands for Significant Other....which in some cases could also be Superior Officer!! HA HA Yep! What Beverly said! I don't let my significant other be the superior officer at home, but he is the senior/superior officer at the police dept. Actually a few months...
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    Homemade flock block recipes

    Quote: That's good to know, thanks!
  9. gritsar

    Homemade flock block recipes

    Quote: Honey and molasses both worry me. I believe molasses is a mild laxative and I wouldn't use honey for the same reason. Egg would probably be a better binder. for mine..the bread binds it together very tightly... Yeah mine seems pretty hard, although I can break it apart with my hands...
  10. gritsar

    Homemade flock block recipes

    Quote: Honey and molasses both worry me. I believe molasses is a mild laxative and I wouldn't use honey for the same reason. Egg would probably be a better binder.
  11. gritsar

    Homemade flock block recipes

    Okay, mine looks like it came out great. Here's what I used: 3 cups finely ground corn (their scratch) 1 1/2 cup wild bird seed 1 cup of oatmeal Enough water to moisten the mixture, but not make it soupy Packed firmly into a greased shallow baking dish Baked at 300 degrees for 1 1/2 hours...
  12. gritsar

    Homemade flock block recipes

    Quote: Yep, mine's in the oven too. I'll let ya know about mine even if it is a disaster! Just please don't tell my SO I'm baking for my chickens. He already thinks I need professional help for my chook obsession.
  13. gritsar

    Homemade flock block recipes

    I'm planning on creating one tonight. I'll let you know how it turns out.
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