they're also probably trimming the brush so that if a fire comes through the area, the lines going through the fire can still supply power to the Valley. I know someone who used to work for SRP and they had to keep the area maintained. Also so they can access the lines if needed I think.
I have added chicks at 4 weeks old, the ones I added were hatched by @BlueBaby and were 2 weeks older, they did just fine. When they are young, there is less trouble adding. At a ~week apart, these guys would be fine to add whenever, I would think. They hatched last Wednesday, they will be 1 week old tomorrow. I will probably be able to tell their sex by 4 weeks old and then they won't need heat any more, & easier to transport. (Even in a Smart Car)!
Not on here, on BYC you are normal.
Wasn't that in California? But it's nice that they were taking precautions.
Good news--Whisper has gone more than a week without laying an egg with blood on it. She was off to a rough start, but now her eggs are the same size as the others and blood free.
That's really generous of you, but I would need to return the same day. The dogs can't be left alone that long.Not on here, on BYC you are normal.
I drove about 3 hours to trade chickens with @BlueBaby , 6 hours total, I felt pretty much done, I17 was crappy that day! Arizona is a big place. If you came mid-week, you could stay in the bunkhouse and make a vacation out of it. Here is a link to our place. https://airbnb.com/h/aspen-creek-bunkhouse
You can message me and we can chat about it!
