Chicken (Poultry) Addiction Anonymous *Chat Thread*

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We won't tell! But we will enable.
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I've been feeding my addiction by regular visits to TSC just to drool
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over the baby chicks. They had baby ducks in there today and several different breeds of chicks. Only one rabbit,
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Ducks looked really lonely. I resisted the urge to pick one up just to hold it, figuring if I did that it might follow me home.
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Y'all know the danger of petting something and then having it follow you home.
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Well, I just needed some pig feed, so I had to stop in, really, that's my excuse, chicks had nothing to do with it.
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Honest!
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I have a ton of hatching eggs coming this week and I don't have enough incubator space...unless I can get my wooden incubator to get to the correct temp...did I mention I might be getting MORE hatching eggs tomorrow??
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Oh...and a friend might be picking me some chicks up at TSC....I can stop any time I want to...really I can...I just don't want to!
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Well, the chick poked its head out from under the mama hen today for a few seconds, so I snapped a picture!
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I really hope some more hatch tomorrow! I keep staring at the mama hen, hoping to see a glimpse of a baby ( or two) poking out underneath, but nothing else since I got these pictures.

Sorry about the fuzzy camera phone picture, my photographic skills are rusty with a good camera!
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It's no secret....I'm officially addicted. Every time I go out to spend more time with my chooks, I feel like I need more. Is there some kind of patch that'll stop this incessant need to accumulate chickens?!
 
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ahhh they are so pretty!!!! dang it! I need to hatch more of them-I keep selling them all off-Im putting some eggs in when i return home on the 20th I need some of those fluffy faces!!!!

Hey nat, how long before you could tell if they are pullets? I rehomed the OBVIOUS roos (the straight combed ones are easy to tell), but there were no pink pea combs so I just picked the ones that had the smallest or non existent 'peas' and am keeping my fingers crossed. No pink yet at 6 weeks, but I know pea combed OE's are hard to tell so early. I have a BLRW roo (I think) to rehome so I'm hoping in a month or so I can tell on these also?
 
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Yeah for cute little chipmunk EE's they are the cutest!!!! I hope she is hiding some more under there by morning!
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