Arizona Chickens

humidity stable in the 70ish range. bring on the quail! i have pips already.

in other news, i am beginning to think the fireman is right(don't any of you DARE tell him). he says, " chicks be crazy " but with more fireman type language. but i have found that this also applies to birds. example, my two broodies and their new hatchlings. one hen(blue wheaten am) the other(dark brahma) look totally different. these crazy chicks have spent the day organizing themselves by color to match their new mama. the buff colored ones, under the wheaten. the single black one, under the brahma. the poor pale blue almost lavender chick has been nest hopping not being able to find the right color mama. the yellow chick threw in the towel and stayed with the brahma. see what i mean? chicks be crazy and i have been up waaaayyyyyyy too long starring at that incubator and peakiing under hens that delirium has set iin and it's all gobbledegook. ooooohhhhhh, i get my wellie eggs this weekend
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Ooooooo!!! Wellies!!!

"No more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers, no more peepers!"

Yeah, like that'll work!
 
yes i live in az. i was asking about, why "no cracked corn in the summer". i thought i was asking one of the other people writing on here earlier. they said don't give the chickens cracked corn in the summer. i came on this site to find out why my chickens yokes are so hard. my chickens do free range on our 1 1/2 acres. we give them the food we get at the feed store, cracked corn mixture and laying mash. we also give them fresh fruits and vegs. i just don't remember the yokes being so thick before. you have to use a mixer to scramble the eggs. not just a fork, the yokes break up into thick pieces. do you know why?

Welcome Blue!
 
Is it just me, or does it seem that pastrymama's chicken addiction recently accelerated?



it's just you. i'm not keeping the quail!!!!!! but i have 9 new silkie babies, 2 of which are BUFF. beautiful BUFF BUFF BUFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and my goose that lays golden eggs is due to arrive next tuesday MIKEY.
 

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