We have a rule in this house. We aren't allowed to complain if it's self inflicted. Lol got some hair of the dog going then gonna make a huge pot of sgetti and sleep early tonightMixed news then. Ha! One beer and I am feeling it the next day.Not sure how a person big as I am could be such a lightweight.
I have worked them but can't remember when. Doesn't seem like but a few months ago. How often should they be worked? I really need to write down when I worm them.Well, she wouldn't get worms in 2 days, but a move will cause stress which then can lower their immunity to things like worms. So if she already had them, the stress could make it worse, but I think if she had such a big worm load, you would be seeing other signs like weight loss and increased food consumption. Also, the poop often looks abnormal, loose or foamy, even without seeing worms in it.
Do you worm regularly? When was the last time? I'm still not sure how young they can be to take the worming meds. It's best dosed by weight, though. Some areas are more prone to worms, so ask around on a local NC thread and see what people near you do. We have such dry summers here, worms are not a hugs problem. Now mites.... that's another story.
Just saw your post about the normal poop. Yay! Keep watching to make sure. Could what you first saw have been some dander from feathers?
maybe I should've done the same lol. My luck I'd forget to turn em. That's why I bought a Turner. We had a little extra money from pearls taxes and thought it'd be a good investment.
You know camp, idk why but I've always thought dandelions weren't safe for human consumption. Glad you posted this.http://www.fresheggsdaily.com/2012/05/top-ten-flowers-your-chickens-will-love.html?m=1
For y'all getting ready to plant! A lot of these are also beneficial bed mates for veggies.
hi yer linda hope you are sound
hi granny you little minx
