Is there really such a thing???Had to Google them, and i know a lot of breeds. Reminds me of a poodle!

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Is there really such a thing???Had to Google them, and i know a lot of breeds. Reminds me of a poodle!
I was wondering if i should spray the run and the outside of the coop too.I don't think you should spray at all in your weather with a wet coop. Do you have any more pour on Ivermectin? That has worked well for you. I'd keep using that until things dry up a bit.
Can that sprayer make a mist? If not, you can sponge on the solution, especially around the vent and tail, on the egg clusters. But like I said, dry weather would be better for that.
Goodnight!guess I will go pinch Twist. Night all sleep well.
When did that happen?that's because your smarter then the average bear. I on the other had was NOT ready when I made the deal on the "starter" heard of yaks.
i know it’s amazing he understood me.OMG Just now ! LOLOL Pour on. I had no idea what you were asking.
What kind of mites do you have?I was wondering if i should spray the run and the outside of the coop too.
Little red ones.What kind of mites do you have?
Oh yes, you should spray, especially to prevent the mites from reaching the roosts and nest boxes. Spray to keep them from crossing into areas where they might reach the chickens, like a wall a hen might lean against while roosting. Spray the roosts, top and bottom. The mites will travel convoluted paths to get just about everywhere. I focus on anyplace where 2 pieces of wood join. I had a lot of trouble around doors.Little red ones.
Goodnight Cap.I am going to sign off, goodnight Wishing, and the rest of Grannyland!
3/10 was dad's bday. He would be 96 so 6 pups on 3/10.it should NOT be. 3-3 thru 3-17 should be the possible range.