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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.

, everyone sounds crazy busy. Hope your able to get some relax time 
You will be worming sometime soon then.A quick update on Mary's test results
Positive for roundworm.
Good result. Now you @ least know what's going on.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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hope you're both healthy and happy.