Chickens Fav Treats!!!!

I just tried for the first time a few days ago to give my group some nummies. I offered cucumber scraps, some lettuce including the core of a head of iceberg, apple scraps, and yogurt. They were not really impressed and wanted nothing to do with any of it. My ducks tried to eat some cucumber, but it was too big.

I'm new to the site and whenever I get to clicking around, I get easily distracted. I know I have read stuff about ducks on here, but is there a certain forum specifically for ducks?

Edited: I found it, nevermind! Thank you. :)
 
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My Brown Leghorn hens seem to love pizza. Not the most healthy treat, but you only live once.. even if you are a chicken you have to spluge sometimes.

 
My 11 week olds love black soldier fly larva. I found them in our overly wet compost bin at work. Since I had heard some people actually raise them as chicken feed, I thought I'd see if they would go for them. If chickens could talk, I'm pretty sure they'd be saying "Best thing ever!" :)
 
Did you give them the ripe black mulberries? my hens love those. I havent given them a branch with leaves and berries because most berries aren't ripe on the branches. I gotta try banana. Haven't done that yet and a lot of Chik'n owners say their Hens love it.
 
My girls LOVE grapes, blue berries, corn - on or off cob, plain Greek yogurt, dried meal worms, oatmeal, watermelon, seeds & pulp from a honeydew melon and they go nuts for the random big bugs they happen to find during their free range time.
 
Pidgejr, we have loads of wild raspberries and strawberries all over the place, once we get some berries we will see how they like them. :)
 
During the summer I get a few small watermelons from a local farmers market and keep them in the fridge. When it starts to get hot I cut into wedges and my flock goes berserk for it. I also give them cold corn on the cob, lettuce and I started freezing fruit and meal worms in ice trays which they seem to love also. During the winter I keep a few backs of dried meal worms but don't forget about mother nature. When it rains natures produces (free of charge) fat juicy worms..........
 
The other morning we had left over cheese grits and eggs from breakfast and I decided to give it a try and I would have to say I could have gave them a hole pot full and I think they would have had it spotless. They were going nuts. I new these birds was truly from the south.
 
We're getting so many eggs right now I often scramble a dozen or so and feed them back to the flock. They love them!
 
My Brown Leghorn hens seem to love pizza. Not the most healthy treat, but you only live once.. even if you are a chicken you have to spluge sometimes.
How old are they? I gave mine pizza the other day too for the first time. Gobbled it up. Nice looking birds.
 

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