Don't forget to watch Larry the Cable Guy...."Only in America" tonight. He is going to visit Cackle's Hatchery. Should be fun.
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I really don't have a problem with them not being in condition. I keep an eye out for mites and I don't feed corn. I don't have white birds, so that's not an issue, but my blues look beautiful and They don't have feather breakage or anything like that. I give them baths and oil combs and legs before shows. I generally have to use a tooth brush to get the dirt out from under their toenails, but other than that, I think they're healthier and more vibrant than my caged birds. I don't have a problem with them being freaked out when I show them, probably because I coop them up at night and they're used to being checked for mites and handled all of the time, so they're not completely feral. I was thinking of using a sunblock on my blacks so that their beards don't get too brown from the sun. I know there are sunblocks that come in spray form made for hair. I'll check it out and let you know what I find.Even the chickens you exhibit? I live in south central Texas, and we have had something like 3 weeks of heat at record or near record temps. Most days have been well over 100. When we have a day of 99, I think we are having a cool spell. The chickens tend to stay under the trees, but in the cooler fall weather, I expect they'll enjoy the sunshine. Any suggestions for getting young chickens in show condition that free range? Thanks for any help/advice.
I feed a prepared feed which I am about to switch to a layer formula. The list of ingredients start with, " Grain products" so I am sure there is corn in it. Isn't corn in most feeds? Suggestions?I really don't have a problem with them not being in condition. I keep an eye out for mites and I don't feed corn.
hello go to www.eastcountyzoo.com I get mine from their. The phone number is 619-201-5257 text him and he will respond. His name is Aaron tell him I sent you.I just went on a rampage and emailed most of the people on the Ameraucana breeders list asking them if they had any blue or black pullets to sell meI have a problem help me I also just sent my membership for said club
Does anyone know of any good breeders of Blue/Wheaten Ameraucanas that will ship chicks and/or eggs? I've looked on the breeders directory on the Ameraucana website but no one has returned my email.
Does anyone know of any good breeders of Blue/Wheaten Ameraucanas that will ship chicks and/or eggs? I've looked on the breeders directory on the Ameraucana website but no one has returned my email.
Does anyone know of any good breeders of Blue/Wheaten Ameraucanas that will ship chicks and/or eggs? I've looked on the breeders directory on the Ameraucana website but no one has returned my email.
I was disappointed with the hatchery segment.I was hoping to learn.The dirty jobs With Mike R was more helpful when he went to McMurry.I have been practicing and found for me it is helpful to breed from birds that I sexed correctly.Some lines are easier for me.I guess I am actually selecting for genitalia that I can identify.So maybe in time I will get better or at least have some lines that I am fairly accurate with.Don't forget to watch Larry the Cable Guy...."Only in America" tonight. He is going to visit Cackle's Hatchery. Should be fun.