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There is a lot to learn! My husband makes fun of me and my babies because of everything I do for them. His mom had chickens when he was growing up and he doesn't remember her doing anything for them that I do. Evidently she would go out, open the coop, feed them, check for eggs sometimes, feed them again and close the coop. No treats, not toys, no weekly checks or anything & they were fine. That was 45 years ago and they free ranged. Mine are in a large tractor/run and require things to keep them from getting bored. If the great outdoors can't provide that then I need to. He just doesn't understand. I haven't done the nighttime checks before, so this week I plan on doing that. So much to watch for!Oh my goodness - isn't there a lot to learn! Predation prevention, feeding, housing, flock dynamics ... the list goes on and on! But it's a wonderful hobby for me. It really off-sets my work-related stress.
Egg binding is a terrible thing. I lost Trisha to it and we started trying to help her immediately. @Kris5902 apparently is exceptional at helping egg bound hens. That includes making homemade slings of a sort.
Can't keep up
I'm having a very busy week friends. Please excuse my absence.
You will be worming sometime soon then.A quick update on Mary's test results
Positive for roundworm.
Good evening MJ & all
I'm right there with Kris & MJ, looks like it's going to be a crazy week for me as well.
Good evening MJ, everyone sounds crazy busy. Hope your able to get some relax time
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