WHen they pip at the wrong end- you will have to decide which way you want to handle this. WHen I was hatching only a few and I had lost my only hen of that breed, every chick mattered. In that case, I did help the chicks hatch. IMO chicks hatching on the wrong end generaly do not zip, so I help. Remember there is a long process of finishing vein absorption and yolk, so immediate assistance is not effective; 24 hours is reasonable to wait.I have 10 out of 24 pipped through the shell. 2 of them pipped at the wrong end. I flipped one around and then I saw the other one. Should I be fipping the pipped end up to assist or should I leave them alone??? HELP!!!!
There used to be a mean little boy that lived here in the court . 5 years old or so. Many times I caught him throwing rocks at my stallion. Went down to his mother and asked her to keep him home and the reason why ( He was throwing rocks at my horses.) Her reply was not my little boy he wouldn't beside he never goes down there. OK I thought.
I I had put a hot wire about 18 inch off the ground around the bottom of the fence to keep dogs out of pen. I saw the little monster out by the pen. He was in that man stand of going to go pee. I stayed in the house and watched him pee on the hot wire. He let out a scream took off running and crying like someone killed him. I about dead laughing. His mother was down here in minutes madder than an hornet. I am still laughing. I just replied your son does come down here....
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Good for you to prove the point!!! What did the mother say ?????![]()