Iām the BroodyMy six month White Rock went broody, but I had to break her. Now they are conspiring for another attempt. They are all laying in the same box for another attempt. When I catch them at it they look very guilty. I don't know how @FortCluck caused this to happen, but I am sure she is behind it.
No.... I dont think i will be hatching in September..... no no no .....
Come on... itāll be fun... I promise
They canāt catch me... Iāll give them a sleeping spell with an appleI am going to find a broody fairy net, bet the pigs like fairy..
Pigs canāt resist apples
Can you give them Corid? Just in case?Oh man I am frustrated. My new Guinea chicks are dying, six of eight. (Not a brag, but I really lose chicks). Called Cackle and they used the c word: coccidia. The guinea are separate from the new chicks, but in the shipping box they were with some of the chicks, which are now all together...with my newly hatched chicks. <Insert swear word here, no let's use three of them>. I hope it was just that the guinea couldn't handle the trip, please just be that. Yes I process my own meat, but that is different than them dying.
The Hatchery said to use Raw organic apple cider vinegar with mother, at the rate of 1/3 cup per quart. I usually use chick booster for the first gallon then switch to ASV. So I questioned them and they assured me that it would knock it out. They specifically said not to treat them, I am worried. I will go get some, if it spreads I will have it on hand.
