calling any one from missouri

Not a good day today, predator got my favorite blue slate turkey, think she was on a nest just down the hill from the house......
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LGDs got a talking to about doing thier dang job better! Can't really complain I guess, haven't lost anything for more than 8 months and that was an owl got a couple guineas. Still..... POOP!
 
Ok day's improving.
RIR hen has gone broody - so I have a place to put the legbars
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Another blue slate hen came up by the house with her brood!
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Have only managed to snag 3 of the polts so far but a bunch more to collect to get her penned up with them. Hopefully she'll bring them up at dinner time so I dont have to dive through the brush.
And some folks coming for a half dozen ducklings this afternoon.
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Gads too early. Help a fog head out.

What is SLC and FF/RC? And what breed of breeders?
If I remember right 4H/FFA are typically hatchery birds?
I may DOHHHHHH on the response but trying to register what you're saying this morning and failing miserably.
Coffee, I need coffee! Open a bigger vein@
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Silver Laced Cochin. Feather feet. Rose comb.
Hoping I get the birds I am going to try for from Silver Laced Cochin over Silver Laced Wyandotte. Since FF and RC are both dominant traits.

And yes most are, just standard breeds is what I am aiming for though nothing super unique. But my summer will be super full raising all the birds I have and are cooking. So a couple adults after the summer hectics will be fine by me. A few less I have to worry about right now is what I am looking for down the road. Will have (I hope) the barn converted for the majority of my birds and then I will have the 3 strict breed pens.
Not sure yet if I will have a guinea pen for breeders. Strong thinking on the subject. Would beat the heck out of searching for days for the nest. Or stumbleing onto 1 accidently. Just slightly worried how they will behave in captivity. I will be using this years hatched keets so I don't get psycho birds cuz their penned after a year+ of freedom.
 
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My guineas are free range all day and then I lock them up at night put them in the run around 6.00 each night or sometime a little later but in the winter much eariler before it gets dark and they do just fine, when i am gone I leave them in the run all the time so my friend does not have to worry about putting them in I belive after a while they would gey use to it so good luck when you start Peanut also my hens laid in their house much to my surprise.
 

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