Don't get me wrong about my job, my co-workers or the company I work for. It is a pretty darn good place to work. It is near impossible to find an expert for every department when the job is only part-time and minimum wage.
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Sadly, my store has reached the point where chicks are starting to be mixed together in the brooders, due to a lack of space. Bantams are mixed with larger birds. We have one tub of ISA and one of ducks that remain unmixed. The other 4 tubs are pretty much a crap shoot for what you might get. And everything except the ducks has been marked down 50%.
I'm thinking about getting the 5 khaki campbell ducks in a few days if they are still there and marked down.
Unfortunately, my store is severely understaffed and there are only 2 of us who actually raise chickens. Chick Days are a great burden to some of the other employees, thus the mixed brooders. However, all of the chickies are well cared for.
All of our chicks are kept locked up in a kennel. Only employees can gain access to them. So any mixing of chicks is on us. All of the employees take very good care of the littles. We even treat pasty butt as necessary. Some people are getting worn out with Chick Days and are looking forward to having them gone and getting back to regular tasks. I guess you can't blame them. Not everyone is chicken crazy.We see that around the Lansing area too, RaZ. They are not able to keep an eye on the tubs so people/kids pick them up and put them back in the wrong ones![]()
They used the kennel thing here too, new setup this year.All of our chicks are kept locked up in a kennel.
I haven't been to TSC around here this year so the kennel thing would be a new addition. In the past, TSC surrounded the tubsthere with livestock gates that did not stop people from picking up babies. Kennel fence good idea though and wonderful you take the time with the babies. I would not want to get a bantam if I thought I was getting a LF though...All of our chicks are kept locked up in a kennel. Only employees can gain access to them. So any mixing of chicks is on us. All of the employees take very good care of the littles. We even treat pasty butt as necessary. Some people are getting worn out with Chick Days and are looking forward to having them gone and getting back to regular tasks. I guess you can't blame them. Not everyone is chicken crazy.