I dont know really, one time I saw him in a red beat up truck and the next time he was driving a silver work truck.
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ewwww... Do you know there number. I will give them a call in the am to see what I have to do.
Ok, all...I know I've been told no more animals....but this one is HIS fault! He forwarded me an email from Whitmore Farms. For those of you who don't know, Whitmore Farms is known for their Wellsummers, they raise some of the best SOP Wellies out there. They are located just south of us in MD. Anyway...they are doing a fall hatch, and actually selling the day olds, which they rarely do (in the fall). There is a minimum of 6 chicks for an on farm pickup, so I'm going to go get some!
Who wants in? Let me know how many you want, and where you're located so we can figure out somewhere to meet and exchange chicks for $$ Chicks are $6 each, no markup.
717-787-8808 -- Pennsylvania Veterinary Lab, PA Department of Ag
814-863-0837 -- Animal Diagnostics Lab, Penn State
610-444-5800 -- New Bolton Center, University of Pennsylvania
@goober what the heck is going on. please p.m. me so i can help you with your birds. if we can lets save them. i would start with apple cider vineger in the water. this will help with electrolytes and start to culture the bowels. please tell me of the eyes of the birds. what does the poop look like. look up poop chart for chickens. also what is the feed you are using?
just some advice for everyone. it is advised never to buy chickens at a swap or auction. these birds are either culls from a breeder or unwanted for a number of reasons. if you do buy from these type of places or add a bird to an existing flock always and i mean always quarantine those new birds for no less than 30 days.
there are number of illness spread form flock to flock from bird to bird.