Wendy what an awesome setup you have. How fun!
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Regarding your broody question, I personally would not do that to her. She will have been setting for 3 weeks already. Brooding is hard on a hen. But having said that, it all depends on the hen. If she is a bantam, she will probably do it for you. If she is large fowl, I wouldn't bet on it. In my experience often large fowl will just give up and quit brooding altogether at some point when they don't get results. I often put hatchlings under a broody, but sometimes right before I'm ready to give them hatchlings the large fowl will quit brooding. Bantams brood forever. I've found that large fowl will abandon their chicks sooner too. Some mommas at about 4 weeks of age. Bantams will hang with their young ones much, much longer.I love those pics guys. Few questions for anyone:
Does anyone else do rotating pasture for their chickens and/or other livestock? Do you do any irrigating on that land when pasturing has been complete?
Broody question: I have a broody sitting on 7 eggs candled today (day 14) and all appear good. I have delaware hatching eggs coming to me next week. Do you think I can get away with taking those from her before they hatch and give her the delaware eggs or do you think she would abandon the new batch after a week or so? I have another that just went broody 2 days ago and hoping that I can just put these eggs with broodies. I have another chicken that goes broody too but she isn't showing any signs. I hope its soon.
Very Nice! at my place this would all blow away.
Very nice!!!!
that's wonderful! How do you catch them?Very nice set up Wendy. I keep bees too. I caught a nice swarm Friday so now I have three hives going.
No Urch order huh?Any word Pozees?![]()
Very Nice! at my place this would all blow away.![]()