- Jul 11, 2012
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I have had my 12 hens since they were hatched and they are laying
, some are soft, bloody. I know that this is normal,however I'm affraid that they will find out that they taste great. I have had chickens years ago and they learned this so I'd race to get my eggs,before the city banded farm animals. Now they allow fowl and this has thrilled me
I would like to know how to keep them from learning this especially now with soft shells they would and can figure this out. Any Suggestions??? HELP! I have been giving them oyster shells and cuttle bones, Have put ceramic eggs in the nest so they will learn were to go other than in the lot! This worked. I spend time, talk with my hens all along we feel very close! they sit on my lap. This is funny and I hope that you all get a kick out of this. They think I'm the Rooster
When I'm around them or sitting in the lot they now asume the position when I pet them!!!! One will want me to love them, then the line begins!!! I just enjoy them and they return the love! It's just great and fun!!!! Years ago I had to work, I'm disabled from a spinal hemmorage. Now I have time to have fun with the simple things in life!
The only thing I miss now is being able to work and do the things I use to do myself. In a way they have helped enjoy life again
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