I have no idea what I am doing

[DwayneNLiz]

that stinks! i think mine is like $ .25/ea (depending on size) and the more you buy the cheaper they are

I have horses and there are poop pictures in my facebook feed quite a bit with people being excited about normal poops... so it's not JUST chicken people, I think it's pet people, or maybe livestock people...

I don't look close at my horses poop, except to make sure I don't see worms, and when I am telling my dog they aren't frozen treats

Ugh!!
Even caught my daughter throwing the frozen butt nuggets for the dog

 

[Kusanar]

that stinks! i think mine is like $ .25/ea (depending on size) and the more you buy the cheaper they are


I don't look close at my horses poop, except to make sure I don't see worms, and when I am telling my dog they aren't frozen treats

Ugh!!
Even caught my daughter throwing the frozen butt nuggets for the dog

Lol, I just check for bright green, pure liquid, or so hard they bounce when they hit the ground... other than that, I don't pay much attention...

 

[DwayneNLiz]

Lol mine look like munched up hay for the most part

 

[Ducktown]

Lol mine look like munched up hay for the most part

You eat to much hay.

 

[DwayneNLiz]

You eat to much hay.

its good roughage, very high in fiber

 

[Steven Mazzo]

Hey friends. Lucky seems to be losing feathers. Is it possible she could be starting to molt? Isn't it too early for that? What do I do now? Lol. I can't get a break. This girl is gonna be the death of me

 

[DwayneNLiz]

second molt occurs from fall to early winter. Only the birds' body feathers are replaced during this molt, in which drakes develop their brightly colored "alternate" or "nuptial" plumage. Of course, there are exceptions to these molting patterns in ducks.

http://www.ducks.org/conservation/w...ence/understanding-waterfowl-the-amazing-molt

probably molting, it says early winter but

 

[BantyChooks]

Hey friends. Lucky seems to be losing feathers. Is it possible she could be starting to molt? Isn't it too early for that? What do I do now? Lol. I can't get a break. This girl is gonna be the death of me

I find ducks seem to drop feathers randomly at times. Chrissy went through two moults in the time she was indoors (about six months, during the winter) but then again she was only about a year, so maybe it was still juvie moults? I rather doubt it though.

 

[Kusanar]

I find ducks seem to drop feathers randomly at times. Chrissy went through two moults in the time she was indoors (about six months, during the winter) but then again she was only about a year, so maybe it was still juvie moults? I rather doubt it though.

I wonder, since you said that yours was inside, and since things like shedding and moulting are triggered by day length, if lighting could have thrown yours off and maybe even be throwing Lucky off since the guys go out there and sit for a while at night, I doubt they are sitting in complete darkness...

 

[BantyChooks]

I wonder, since you said that yours was inside, and since things like shedding and moulting are triggered by day length, if lighting could have thrown yours off and maybe even be throwing Lucky off since the guys go out there and sit for a while at night, I doubt they are sitting in complete darkness...

Quite possible.