Ok. That I can do. At least until I can test my silkie hen in the morning and see if she would be up for the sudden job of raising a baby. Otherwise we will have a house chicken on our hands! :S I mean we want him/her to be friendly but we want her to be able to get along with the remaining yard chicken too.
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Missed....
Yer scope is off, try ajustin it
(Sorry... Its a joke between K and me)
Who is K?
I quickly stopped over before heading to bed. Hope y'all are having a great evening.
Ok I'll give it a go. Poor thing. He loves my hand all ready and climbs right in if I put my hand in there. But he is cuddling with the two stuffed animals. and the mirror seems to help a little. Should get him by for night I guess.Try the Silkie tomorrow, just make sure you stay close in case she really rejects it... if she does, it's a pain but possible to teach them they ARE a chicken, lol... once it's feathered enough and warm enough, put it in an enclosed cage near the others for 'visitations'... they get to know each other, but stay safe from harm... takes a while, but it's doable... I had a single Call duck hatch but made sure she knew she is a duck... she does really well with the flock or with us, spoiled rotten though, lol...
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I'll check. I'm in Michigan, and this is snowy time of year so i doubt it, but maybe I'll be lucky . never know!
