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Is your EE a banty size? Mine lay medium sized eggs. My AM lay a bit larger and i mean a very lil bit larger egg than my EE. my NN lay my largest sized eggs
Nope it is a large fowl, I will give her some time to improve...
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Is your EE a banty size? Mine lay medium sized eggs. My AM lay a bit larger and i mean a very lil bit larger egg than my EE. my NN lay my largest sized eggs
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there is a lot of thread to read since I have been gone. We have also been getting rain here. It comes in sheets and then nothing typical monsoon style. I love love love the rain but my joints do not.
We have decided to move and we are looking for more property 5 acres or more in Marana or SW Tucson. I have lived in my house for 10 years so its gonna be a pain to move but we have no options.
so we are now up to 8 goats (I took 3 in for a very sick lady that cannot care for them currently) and 7 Muscovy ducklings and 2 splay legged peacocks.......yeah cuz I need more animals lol. I really do love it. moving all these animals should be great fun.
I have 3 drakes if anyone wants 4-6 mo old male ducks. 1 white crested and 2 crested mixes. I don't want to eat them but will if they do not sell. 7 drakes is way to many. only $10- if you want them.
I was asked if I am willing to have school's come out to my farm , maybe when I get moved but im not sure. I am working on getting a mini cow and she comes with a mini horse lol.
so if all goes well we will have chickens, ducks, geese, rabbits, guinea pigs, dogs, cats, goats, pot bellied pigs (they are ready to be picked up), feeder pigs a mini cow and a mini horse. I guess it would be like a petting zoo for school kids huh?
I was thinking of hosting a chicken pen raising at my new house (Amish style). wonder if anyone would come?
hey if I get 5 acres you can park your motor homeOf course if we were closer! ! Good times girl. .
there is a lot of thread to read since I have been gone. We have also been getting rain here. It comes in sheets and then nothing typical monsoon style. I love love love the rain but my joints do not.
We have decided to move and we are looking for more property 5 acres or more in Marana or SW Tucson. I have lived in my house for 10 years so its gonna be a pain to move but we have no options.
so we are now up to 8 goats (I took 3 in for a very sick lady that cannot care for them currently) and 7 Muscovy ducklings and 2 splay legged peacocks.......yeah cuz I need more animals lol. I really do love it. moving all these animals should be great fun.
I have 3 drakes if anyone wants 4-6 mo old male ducks. 1 white crested and 2 crested mixes. I don't want to eat them but will if they do not sell. 7 drakes is way to many. only $10- if you want them.
I was asked if I am willing to have school's come out to my farm , maybe when I get moved but im not sure. I am working on getting a mini cow and she comes with a mini horse lol.
so if all goes well we will have chickens, ducks, geese, rabbits, guinea pigs, dogs, cats, goats, pot bellied pigs (they are ready to be picked up), feeder pigs a mini cow and a mini horse. I guess it would be like a petting zoo for school kids huh?
I was thinking of hosting a chicken pen raising at my new house (Amish style). wonder if anyone would come?
you guys have great free ads...our are not very good at all
Chickens can lose feathers for a variety of reasons, most commonly its the molt and that's normal. The respiratory issues might be more troublesome. Without a necropsy it's sometimes hard to know what kind you're dealing with. They're often viral with no treatment (e.g. [COLOR=005CB1]Mycoplasma gallicepticum[/COLOR]). When did they first show symptoms? Do all of your birds exhibit symptoms? Did you add new birds to the flock before the respiratory issues showed up? Fortunately, I have not had to deal with viral lung infections. Another possibility is that could also be fungal. Wetting down the ground chronically can facilitate the growth of fungal infections in the lungs. I had two BO hens that got rattly-gurgly lungs when they'd breath on the hottest days after I'd start wetting the ground. I could treat them with fogged Oxine and it would clear it right up.
Hopefully, others with more experience with respiratory issues will chime in.
Thanks, but I'm a little leery of adding little ones in with my year-olds, and I only have the one coop. I think I'll probably hold off until the heat breaks, and then look for some that are at least 5-6 months old so they can hold their own with the big girls!I have some month old pullet chicks. I live in Mesa, but I travel to the far west valley once or twice a month for Market on the Move, and could meet you somewhere.