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So put a pepper corn in her slot and that might stop her from this " hormonal trance " she is in , and what kind of poo will she poop according to the moderator . Now out of all my dozen or so hens , will they all eventually become broody at one time or another . This has become quite amusing , because I find them to be rather amusing . I raise 3 breeds of pigeons and chickens are new to me . I have had them for about a year and a half now . We have the Golden and Blue Red Wyandottes , 1 RIR , the Barred rock and 5 Buff orphs and 3 parrots , 1 parakeet , and two lap mutts . The avitar picture is one of me bottle feeding a Satinette squab that mom and dad abandoned . He/she is grown now and I am weaning another now ,it
was not getting enough food , because its nest mate was being a hog . So these two are basically pets . We have bonded . I put them in with the others but at the end of the day they
want to come in and be in their own cages , the first one wants to eat from my hand .
So put a pepper corn in her slot and that might stop her from this " hormonal trance " she is in , and what kind of poo will she poop according to the moderator . Now out of all my dozen or so hens , will they all eventually become broody at one time or another . This has become quite amusing , because I find them to be rather amusing . I raise 3 breeds of pigeons and chickens are new to me . I have had them for about a year and a half now . We have the Golden and Blue Red Wyandottes , 1 RIR , the Barred rock and 5 Buff orphs and 3 parrots , 1 parakeet , and two lap mutts . The avitar picture is one of me bottle feeding a Satinette squab that mom and dad abandoned . He/she is grown now and I am weaning another now ,it
was not getting enough food , because its nest mate was being a hog . So these two are basically pets . We have bonded . I put them in with the others but at the end of the day they
want to come in and be in their own cages , the first one wants to eat from my hand .
