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They are very nice.. They come and take blood samples from your birds, generally I think 10%. I found it easy and straight forward. Contact the state vet's office to schedule: https://www.tn.gov/agriculture/news/2019/9/11/beaty-named-state-vet.html

I have white stuff coming out of the sky right now and yes everything is a mud pit.

I do as well.

:frow Hi and welcome... You have to contain them or they'll hurt themselves.

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Check with @Redhead Rae she's in WV, but knows other Cornish Breeders as well.

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:frow Hi and welcome. Sorry, I don't have any spares.

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:frow Hi there and welcome. I'm in Smith County. You can get away with a half a square foot per bird for the first 3 weeks or so depending on the breed, but a foot is better and would give you more time before they have to go to their coop.

I've had them lay in December. The best I can say is that I've learned that turkeys are unpredictable. They lay when they get the urge.

Mine have never gone this late. I think Mid July was the latest.

Welcome from Smith County

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Hi and welcome neighbor :frow Sorry that I don't have a lead on a breeder for you.

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Congrats! I have Barred Hollands Hatching today.

In middle TN with all the rocks I would suggest double steaks that's what I have and it's worked well. Also invest in a gate. I thought it silly at first but love it now. And if your terrain is anything like mine you'll need more posts.

@2MooreChicks I'll leave it to you to PM @WVduckchick