French frogs

[Miss Ameraucana]

10 weeks old? And still hauling them in and out?

Oh, no thanks...

Yeah, it sucks a lot! But if I leave um out they'd be coon bait...

 

[WalnutHill]

Sounds like Bubs...

 

[Miss Ameraucana]

Who are they hogging it from? Lol

 

[WalnutHill]

Sweet. I won't stress about it in my hens then.

If you see them turn to the corner, hunch their shoulders and ruffle their feathers, start treatment right away. An occasional foamy mustard poop is expected, but if the floor starts getting yellow-green with a foul odor, start treatment right away.

With a couple hundred birds, it's no cheap matter to medicate, so I do only when medically necessary. Young turkeys do succumb more readily so they get treated when they show the hunched shoulders and ruffled feathers. My old turkeys have never been affected.

 

[Miss Ameraucana]

My Hawk EE with the sour crop is getting bad again. Bummer, I might let nature run its course. Every time I throw in a tiny handful of scratch grain .....wonder if its bad..

 

[WalnutHill]

Still kicking....
say hi to kids....

I'm going to stop in and visit my cousin. We'll be going back up in a couple of weeks for a wedding, too.

 

[Ravynscroft]

Bubs x3!!!

Who are they hogging it from? Lol

Anyone... everyone... Does it matter? It is THEIRS!!!!

 

[WalnutHill]

My Hawk EE with the sour crop is getting bad again. Bummer, I might let nature run its course. Every time I throw in a tiny handful of scratch grain .....wonder if its bad..

What, if the grain is bad? Smell it. My nose tells me what shouldn't be eaten, and turkeys are also more discriminating. Chickens seem to eat anything.

 

[Miss Ameraucana]

Bubs x3!!!
Anyone... everyone...

Does it matter? It is THEIRS!!!!

Lol. That's so funny

What, if the grain is bad?  Smell it.  My nose tells me what shouldn't be eaten, and turkeys are also more discriminating.  Chickens seem to eat anything.

It smells fine....

 

[Miss Ameraucana]

What, if the grain is bad?  Smell it.  My nose tells me what shouldn't be eaten, and turkeys are also more discriminating.  Chickens seem to eat anything.

Well, I'm glad your little ones hatched before your trip. Heck half my girls have decided they wanna go broody.