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NH: Here is my method of dusting...... I use a small litter box. I hold the chickens by the legs out behind them with their bodies laying in the litter pan. I sprinkle the dust on and rub it in under the wings around the vent...try not to get in the eyes. The reason I use the litter pan is that I can scoop up the dust from the pan fo rthe next birds and I do not wastes it.
 
I had NO idea everyone was gonna be at WCA until I showed up.... sorry I was being social, I'm sorta sick and had my brothers friend with me looking for laying hens. I only bid a few times and ended up bringing home 4 black orp chicks

they all look healthy and had the GF setup the small brooder on our way home!

On another note momma red's hatch it due this week so I'm keeping a close eye on her and hoping she actually has a few of these hatch! happy monday everyone! Just remember it's a short week with lots of good food in the near future!
 
I had NO idea everyone was gonna be at WCA until I showed up.... sorry I was being social, I'm sorta sick and had my brothers friend with me looking for laying hens. I only bid a few times and ended up bringing home 4 black orp chicks

they all look healthy and had the GF setup the small brooder on our way home!

On another note momma red's hatch it due this week so I'm keeping a close eye on her and hoping she actually has a few of these hatch! happy monday everyone! Just remember it's a short week with lots of good food in the near future!

LOL Luke , those were mine. They are black split to lavender 50% English Orps.
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I knew they looked too healthy to be anybody elses. hahahaha Anyway to sex them this young? I've noticed 2 with short then long wing feathers and 2 with all long..... and do you recall how old they are?

They hatched on or about Oct 27th. No clue if they can be wing sexed, keep me posted on your results with them. My kids told me that they thought you got them...the recognized the box. LOL
 

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