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Good idea! Get them out of there and gone. Not worth losing your flock. That's one reason I'm so glad that I hatch my own birds.
Golly. Now I'm rethinking that I will keep two roos -- just so I can hatch more of my own down the road. That just sucks!
Hey can it get any more beautiful than this morning? 67 balmy degrees & nice north breeze -- have the house open & NO AC running! Jim finally had a good night's rest & is feeling cheerful today!
Went outside & picked some satsumas off our tree; had those for breakfast along with toast & little sausages and fresh laid eggs over easy!
Sounds like you you and Jim had a well rested night and woke up to a delicious breakfast on this nice morning. Ain't life good.
Yes Terri, you may want to re-think keeping your roos. In all of my years having chickens and other animals, I have only received any animals from about 7 people in my lifetime (2 BYC'ers Terri and Gracie, an old man in North Louisiana who sold me my 2 Peacocks, an old man who I have always bought my guineas from, an old man who sold me my first rabbits about 10 years ago, an older couple who have me my first Barbado and Kathadin sheep many years ago and my neighbor who gave me a goat) and I have had NO PROBLEMS with any of the animals at all. EVERYONE got GOLD STARS as far as having beautiful and healthy animals with NO sicknesses and illnesses EVER and my neighbor gets a SILVER STAR because the goat is a little devil but that's another story but I wouldn't trade him for the world
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I hear so many horror stories about people buying SICK animals and it scares the bee-jeesus out of me. My original flock of animals was from Cackle Hatchery and I have been able to hatch from this original flock. I don't think that I will EVER purchase any chickens from anyone. It's too scary and it's a huge risk that could possibly wipe out my entire flock.