New Jersey

[llandry]

I ended up ordering valbazen from whole sale kennels. They seemed to have the best price.

 

[shadow rabbit10]

That stuff treats all types of worms, right llandry? Because I'm ordering a wormer today and I'm going to use that kind.

 

[llandry]

yup. It's a broad spectrum dewormer that will take care of pretty much anything that would be found in our area.

 

[shadow rabbit10]

Cool. I'll order tomorrow.

 

[chickenlindz]

4 month old frizzle/smooth roosters available in central jersey area. $10 each. Pm me if interested before the weekend.

 

[KelseyBoxer]

Happy New Year to eveyone in Jersey. I am from Salem county and just fired up my incubator. Im hatching Ameraucana and Wyandotte mixed chicks. My small flock of ameraucanas consists of a black roo and his 2 black and 2blue hens. (beautiful blue eggs) My golden-laced wyandotte roo has a mix of amberlink and production red hens and 1 GLW hen.(all brown eggs) I might sell some but right now I am just hoping for some fuzzy babies. I am still a newbie at incubation, but I did have a few sucsessful attempts last year. Happy I found this thread.
I also have a young bourbon red turkey hen. I am interested in hatching some turkey eggs. I guess I have to wait for local fertile eggs.

 

[chickenlindz]

Welcome Kelsey and yay for incubation!!! Keep us updated!!!

 

[chickobsessed]

My girls and boys aren't happy with this snow. I've decided not to let them out at all until this passes. I don't want to take the chance they get Frost bite. Anyone else keeping their chickens in?

 

[luvmypets]

We are, frostbite is to risky.

 

[KelseyBoxer]

We got lucky here in south Jersey. Only about an inch to deal with. I open the coops eveyday and let the girls decide if they want to go out. They always do. We live among the oaks and walnuts so the wind isnt a factor. The young ones tend to go back in the coop during the day. Everyone goes in when it gets dark.