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pawtraitart said:
Does anybody use Nutrena Safechoice for Senior horses? If so, I have some extra buy one get one free coupons. I won't be able to use them all before they expire.
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Hi Michelle. I don't remember if that was the brand I bought for DH's horse this past spring. I purchased a whole bunch and emptied the bags into my storage drum. If you don't find someone closer, I'm interested. Thanks
 
Chickenhill said:
only 1 BLR and a couple Partridge Wyandotte due to hatch this weekend. Checking fertility :)

The rest in the incubator are Chocolates.
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that is a real pretty bird that you posted on Craigs list
is she a bigger bird like the sexlinks when full grown? we like the good sized brown eggs actually any color eggs just good size and no mean birds, I have 2 RIR's that I am giving away one cause she is mean to me and the other so she don't be alone the family I am giving them to do not have any chickens at all. I am not afraid of her I just don't like being pecked when I am feeding and my other hens don't peck.
 
Ladyorchid said:
that is a real pretty bird that you posted on Craigs list
is she a bigger bird like the sexlinks when full grown? we like the good sized brown eggs actually any color eggs just good size and no mean birds, I have 2 RIR's that I am giving away one cause she is mean to me and the other so she don't be alone the family I am giving them to do not have any chickens at all. I am not afraid of her I just don't like being pecked when I am feeding and my other hens don't peck.
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Wow, I would not like the being pecked either. She is from an exhibition line so is larger sized and they lay a good size brown egg. They are not an aggressive bird. Friendly if you spend some time with them.
 
Chickenhill said:
Wow, I would not like the being pecked either. She is from an exhibition line so is larger sized and they lay a good size brown egg. They are not an aggressive bird. Friendly if you spend some time with them.
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My other birds are friendly and I can pet and pick up a few of them they don't freek out or anything... I will be looking for some other hens or young girls not babies I am not set up for babies. but defiantly not RIR.. I love the light brahmas and I really like that girl ya got. but I have to get these RIR's to their new home first. Far as I know we can only have 6 were we are. And with the reds I have 6...... Hey I got a question anyone know if chickens pack the food on when it starts getting cooler like it has been, cause my girls act like they are starving and I feed them 2 times a day? They are not losing weight.
 
Ladyorchid said:
My other birds are friendly and I can pet and pick up a few of them they don't freek out or anything... I will be looking for some other hens or young girls not babies I am not set up for babies. but defiantly not RIR.. I love the light brahmas and I really like that girl ya got. but I have to get these RIR's to their new home first. Far as I know we can only have 6 were we are. And with the reds I have 6...... Hey I got a question anyone know if chickens pack the food on when it starts getting cooler like it has been, cause my girls act like they are starving and I feed them 2 times a day? They are not losing weight.
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The Splash has been sold to a nice home. Brahmas are a pretty cool bird. Our Blue Partridge Brahmas are imports and larger than the standard exhibition Brahma. Very pretty and sweet.
Chickens can eat more when the temps drop. The mice, squirrels, and wild birds get hungrier too!
 
Ladyorchid said:
My other birds are friendly and I can pet and pick up a few of them they don't freek out or anything... I will be looking for some other hens or young girls not babies I am not set up for babies. but defiantly not RIR.. I love the light brahmas and I really like that girl ya got. but I have to get these RIR's to their new home first. Far as I know we can only have 6 were we are. And with the reds I have 6...... Hey I got a question anyone know if chickens pack the food on when it starts getting cooler like it has been, cause my girls act like they are starving and I feed them 2 times a day? They are not losing weight.
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Yes. They need the extra calories for the fat layer they need for winter. They always seem to know how much more to eat depending on how hard the winter is.
 

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