The Buckeye trio from Don have now begun the egg laying phase. Three eggs from the two hens in two days. And the cockerel is doing his job, dancing and crowing.
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looks like she may have spraddle leg, but not sureok, little showgirl is having issues....help!
http://s119.photobucket.com/user/rgortonart/media/20131021_35_zps25152469.mp4.html
ok, little showgirl is having issues....help!
http://s119.photobucket.com/user/rgortonart/media/20131021_35_zps25152469.mp4.html
lol, you will never know with them being all brown egg layers! unless you watch them lay and get the egg right after! most hens will have a certain shape of egg that they will lay continuously, but unless you catch them, you may never actually know who is laying what...congrats though!
Also I have used a cup to set babies in after taping their legs to keep them from falling over on their backs.ok, little showgirl is having issues....help!
http://s119.photobucket.com/user/rgortonart/media/20131021_35_zps25152469.mp4.html
Well one of the blues I got from you at POOPS just started bowing up to one of my other cochin roosters. When I got a good look at his saddle feathers they were pointed but I am telling you just a couple of weeks ago I picked that bird up and she/he did not have pointed saddle feathers. WTC!!!!Is Lola one of my babies? We had very few Roos out of those hatches. Rebecca is going to be jealous! How does Lawrence (of Arabia). Larry for short sound.
Awww yes, interesting but disturbing sight, especially when you see one lay a huge egg... All I could think was *OUCH*!!!Awe...the milestones in chicken stewardship....I just watched an egg come out of the egg chute.
I don't know if I checked in on this thread yet. I live in Choctaw and started with Chickens in July. I have been reading a lot in the forums and learning from some friends and family also who have chickens.
Which rule is it about checking the toilets??? hehehe! Because of that movie I now check the toilets before going...Rule #1 for Zombies. Double tap.
I think mine grew the pointed feathers over night. Even Doc had not noticed them before...Yes, I got her from you at POOPS. I have 2 little black pullets now so I can keep him/her. DH pointed out the tail feathers. I can't believe I didn't notice sooner. He is going to be huge and beautiful. I will get pics tomorrow weather and schedule permitting.
You could roast them and make green tomato sauce. I bet that would be awesome!!!Finally! Somebody who knows what chow chow is! I have a big mess of green tomatoes I pulled from my small garden, and I don't eat fried foods much, anymore (which is a shame, this time of year). You guys have any suggestions what to do with them? I've almost decided on balsamic pickled tomato chunks, but I've never canned green tomatoes, so I'm open to new ideas.
Nana I got 1st 2nd 3rd 4th & 5th on cockerels 3rd & 5th on pullets.
Quote: ok, he is an unhappy little guy, but he is hobbled and able to sit upright, under mama and complaining... how can such a tiny thing have such strong lungs!LOL! i had him propped up in a pan with washcloths to get him standing- then when i took him out he did sit and not flip back- so he's with ebony and th siblings-
That is so sad.So we got a message on Facebook last night from Keith Dunn's son saying he had passed away on Friday and his service was yesterday. Keith or Stimpy to some of us was one of the first people on the Okie BYC and was always a wonderful, funny, kind man to spend time with. He is survived by his wife Lou who like Stimpy is just a fabulous woman.
Heart is heavy to lose one in our small chicken family.