EDUCATIONAL INCUBATION & HATCHING CHAT THREAD, w/ Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs

[Sally Sunshine]

Quote: My schedule is going back to bed and being miserable all day. its cold too, that and my mental status says I need lights out for a while or perhaps a good long talk with the man above.

 

[BantyChooks]

when you figure it out let me know please....  My guess is SET ALL EGGS

But of course, it's in the incubating section ain't it?

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Dax, yes its running, not turning yet because aircells on majority of the shipped eggs are crappy. I will snap a pic when I am out in the kitchen. its huge

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Quote: you know, I dont think it is!

 

[BantyChooks]

Sure, I'll gladly be your neighbor, when you move stateside
70*? Try 48*!  Had to break out an insulated shirt again...this d#^@)* blood thinner sucks!!!

Guess I had better not say I was thrilled when it got up to 48° last week if I ever wanna get you to step a foot north ever again.

My schedule is going back to bed and being miserable all day.  its cold too, that and my mental status says I need lights out for a while or perhaps a good long talk with the man above.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

ok yes they are lol

 

[campingshaws]

[@=/u/65471/mlm-Mike]@mlm Mike[/@] [@=/u/372869/daxigait]@daxigait[/@] and who else has kept goats forever?


I had the farrier out to look at Beaux's hooves and try to shape them up for me. He worked on it a but but said he's never seen anything quite like it. He said Beaux is walking on the balls (?) of his hooves and stands like a horse does when it has foundered. His back hooves are the worst. I took more pics today, hoping we can get some suggestions? He said he's going to do some research, and that he'll try anything that is suggested. He didn't charge me for the trim.

I think you just need to keep working with them and trim or file often to get them back, I trim at least every six weeks, have you trimmed them yet? I think foot soaking helps and or after a long rain.  Some people actually put roofing shingles on an incline so it helps keep their hooves in shape, if you grind file or trim if your getting to pink stop and try again each week.  from what I know about foundered goat hooves is that its genetic and should not be bred too.  It can be extremely painful for the goats. @campingshaws

Thanks! I can def put shingles on their ramp. I put concrete out there but they don't seen to use it? Maybe I can build a play thing like yours with the shingles on it.

He's a wether, no worries about breeding. You think trim with the shears or get a rasp? I can shape weekly and put on deep straw like ChickenCanoe said.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

@DwayneNLiz
Did I tell you a polish hatched after I sold them, and another with a pip now? I swear I give up! Sara is gonna take the two chicks I hope.

 

[The Duck Ladie]

when you figure it out let me know please.... My guess is SET ALL EGGS

Well on this one:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/1167471/cac82-com#post_18368724
The title is: 바카라사이트추천＼＼【CAC82。CoM】＼＼랜드카지노

I went on google translate and 바카라사이트추천 means Baccarat site recommendation. Looked up Baccarat and It's a card game. The 【CAC82。CoM】must be the site. 랜드카지노 translates to Land Casino. No idea what hdfghdfghdrtyrtyawerawerawer means. Like you said Sally, poor Mods.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Quote: Thanks! I can def put shingles on their ramp. I put concrete out there but they don't seen to use it? Maybe I can build a play thing like yours with the shingles on it.

He's a wether, no worries about breeding. You think trim with the shears or get a rasp? I can shape weekly and put on deep straw like ChickenCanoe said.
yep dont even need a big pad at top of it, just the up and down they have fun with! use logs that are wide enough to stand upright and then just long 2x6 or something with the shingles cut or wrapped around them, let me know what you come up with!