Flock/Life Journey's 2019

[FlockQueen]

Morning folks

@FlockQueen I've found that CX do best on 18% protein for 8 weeks. I keep them in the brooder for 3 and then move them to a tractor. I move the tractor daily for 35 days and then process them. If you have a good batch, they dress at about 6 pounds each.

Thank you for the tip

 

[rjohns39]

Thank you for the tip

 

[Brahmachicken240]

Photos from this morning

 

[FlockQueen]

Here are the tiny littles...blue Andalusian. They'll go out in the outdoor brooder in about a week.

 

[FlockQueen]

Photos from this morning
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Love the feet!

 

[FlockQueen]

Middle pics from this morning

 

[FlockQueen]

Heating pad brooder cave

 

[ronott1]

Hit post by accidenta couple of the olive eggers are MUCH smaller than the rest but feathered out the same? Bantams? Or just midgets View attachment 1755059 View attachment 1755060 View attachment 1755062 View attachment 1755063 View attachment 1755064 View attachment 1755065 View attachment 1755068 View attachment 1755069 View attachment 1755070 View attachment 1755072 View attachment 1755073 View attachment 1755074 View attachment 1755078

 

[MysticUniKitty]

Fuzzies!

 

[ClucksAndCombs]

Good evening/morning,

Nothing much happening here.
I have watched a turkey hen and my flock both eat grass together peacefully today during the free range. Very interesting. I know as soon as there are poults, the turkey hens will not be that friendly.