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M2M - I have your offsprings offspring. 6 babies right now. That blue rooster was a busy guy. lol
awww..pictures!M2M - I have your offsprings offspring. 6 babies right now. That blue rooster was a busy guy. lol
You dont know how to behave!I'll beehave.
I shouldn't post when I'm "buzzed".
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awww you are uggo-deprived. I can fix that...rather, BYFM can...
You dont know how to behave!
Where are some pictures of Sebastian?
awww you are uggo-deprived. I can fix that...rather, BYFM can...
I know how to behave.You dont know how to behave!
Where are some pictures of Sebastian?
awww you are uggo-deprived. I can fix that...rather, BYFM can...
I will have to get a more recent picture and post it for you. So far I am thinking one or two little boys and three or four girls.Nice, how about a certain NH and her brood?
To break a broody, I just put her in my storage area of my coop and make sure there is nothing she can make a nest in. Took less than a week for three of them last fall.Well, I think I have a broody hen. I noticed a few days ago that one of my rhodies seemed to always be in the same nest box whenever I went out to the coop. I can't say if it's the same hen every time because I can't tell them apart, but I only have three rhodies so it seems more likely that it's the same one I'm seeing. I checked all day today and she was in the box every time I looked so I think I'm right. DH says I need to break her, but how do I go about that exactly?
Nova- sorry about Vanna