- Jul 7, 2008
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We've been through this before....generally mama ends up with one lone surviving keet. So.....
we left her with 3, and removed the rest to a brooding pen.
They are one day old, we think.
Thing is, they are just NON STOP calling for her. ZOINKS!
They are drinking a little, but hardly eating, if at all.
We've tried both game starter and even finely chopped egg.
Any suggestions?
Oh, there's not really an effective way to pen her and the keets. The tractor is in use by ducklings. The rabbit cage is being used by baby chicks. And the only other brooder is pretty small. Maybe a foot and a half tall, 4 feet by 2 feet. She would fit in there, but would be pretty confined. I think we could catch her, though, if we put her keets in the hen house. I'm sure we could get her in there, and then catch her. We can't really just keep them in the henhouse, though. We didn't build it with any type of enclosure inside of it.
Ok, NOW any ideas?????
we left her with 3, and removed the rest to a brooding pen.
They are one day old, we think.
Thing is, they are just NON STOP calling for her. ZOINKS!
They are drinking a little, but hardly eating, if at all.
We've tried both game starter and even finely chopped egg.
Any suggestions?
Oh, there's not really an effective way to pen her and the keets. The tractor is in use by ducklings. The rabbit cage is being used by baby chicks. And the only other brooder is pretty small. Maybe a foot and a half tall, 4 feet by 2 feet. She would fit in there, but would be pretty confined. I think we could catch her, though, if we put her keets in the hen house. I'm sure we could get her in there, and then catch her. We can't really just keep them in the henhouse, though. We didn't build it with any type of enclosure inside of it.
Ok, NOW any ideas?????