I also have no clue who is roo and who is not.
You should know at least by 4 months whos a roo ..some you will be able to tell sooner ..before they start crowing
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I also have no clue who is roo and who is not.
Happy birthday to me... Came home to find Powder Puff in distress. She looked egg bound and was gasping for air and having contractions. I filled up a tub with water but she must have been too far gone an she died in my hands. No sign of an egg inside the prolapse. I have two new eggs today, so whatever color I don't get any more of will have probably been hers.
Happy birthday to me... Came home to find Powder Puff in distress. She looked egg bound and was gasping for air and having contractions. I filled up a tub with water but she must have been too far gone an she died in my hands. No sign of an egg inside the prolapse. I have two new eggs today, so whatever color I don't get any more of will have probably been hers.
WOW. I saw sick hens last year while I was there. I can't believe they don't check the birds for illness before they let them in. That's one place you will never see my hens shown
Keep in mind folks that stress can bring on problems. With chickens not healthy to begin with problems are more likely to happen. As far as I can tell it's the same breeders every year who have a lot of chickens.
I am surprised by how many people I meet at TSC who don't know about BYC. That meaning there are a lot of chicken keepers out there who don't participate in forums. One lady was very indignant and said "I don't have a dot com or a computer". Not friendly at all. I said well we don't need unfriendly people like YOU anyhow! and walked away. (not really but I thought it).
My point being just make note of who brings their chickens to the fair and when you encounter them run for the hills. One person I used to know who showed lost a lot of birds on year. I do think this is a NYS thing too. I've a friend in AL and have been one of their shows and the birds were very nice.
Evening All,
I think I'm going to try to get to one of my apple trees in the back yard woods tomorrow. I may have to weedwack a path up there, just so I can get to the tree with the big green apples on it. I wanna check these things out and see how good/bad they taste. My son loves sour/tart things so if they're as tart as you all are saying they are, I may have a free apple supply for him!![]()
Hope everyone is enjoying the long weekend. No plans for us really. Did a bunch of yard work today, fixed a rabbit cage, altered another. I'm getting an English Angora rabbit tomorrow from a friend. Can't wait! Also just an FYI, I have another litter of holland lops if anyone is interested. They'll be ready the second week of October. PM if you'd be interested in one.