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Marisa14
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Haha! Thanks. It was to help with shade for them... they like it when it rains tooI love your umbrellas! cute idea!
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Haha! Thanks. It was to help with shade for them... they like it when it rains tooI love your umbrellas! cute idea!
Me too!Wish my hubby was as supportive... he likes the eggs though. My daughter , Gretchen, and I would sleep with a chicken if given the chance! LOL
OMG! That would be so amazing!! I was wondering what your name was! That would be awesome to meet you and your daughter as well! You wouldn’t have to milk the cows, but if you were keen we’d definitely take you to see what we do... ooh, I’m so excited!!I've been talking about you at work, to my technicians, I want to save and visit you in New Zealand . If you'd have me. I'd like to bring Gretchen ( my daughter) if That's OK with with you ( she's 13 yrs old) . I'm taking her her to Disney World Florida in April, so this year, I'm tapped out. I really want to have an excuse to go to New Zealand!! Hope you don't think I'm too forward. IN 2020 that would be an EPIC adventure!! I would even help milk cows, I'm not afraid of hard work. Tammy
PS... we are most likely coming to New York for my birthday (end of March) next year... maybe we could come and see your part of the world while we are there???OMG! That would be so amazing!! I was wondering what your name was! That would be awesome to meet you and your daughter as well! You wouldn’t have to milk the cows, but if you were keen we’d definitely take you to see what we do... ooh, I’m so excited!!
You need to wait until they're older. Six weeks is too small to defend themselves as there will be squabbling. I am in the final stages of introducing 4 month olds to my hens. Using the look don't touch method but now the dog crate is in the pen with the door wide open. The pullets just need a safe place to run/hide right now. They will have to establish a new pecking order when they are together. Six weeks is way too young.How do u introduce chicks that r like six weeks old ... or do u have to wait till they r older?![]()
I lost my beloved Goldie (gold laced Wyandotte) the other day and now all I’m left with is daisy, my black Orpington and Lexie, my white Orpington. A friend of mine has a blue and a lavender orpington she said I could have... I’m a bit worried about how they will go with my other 2??
How do u introduce chicks that r like six weeks old ... or do u have to wait till they r older?![]()