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My name is CC. I'm a poultry addict.

I was going to get 8 turkey. The price meant for $4 more I could get ten. There were 15 there. They threw one in for free if I bought the other 4. Obviously 8=15.
Sounds like a good deal to me
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My name is CC. I'm a poultry addict.

I was going to get 8 turkey. The price meant for $4 more I could get ten. There were 15 there. They threw one in for free if I bought the other 4. Obviously 8=15.


When I got mine I only wanted two, they had a minimum of three, they had four there, so obviously I took all four. It's poultry math... 2 = 4
 
Once again I need advice. I had 2 broody silkies. They shared 9 eggs. When they hatched all seemed fine. A week later I noticed them picking on the 3 black chicks. Chasing them, picking them up from their wings to move them. I kept watching them and it didn't seem constant and they didn't seem to be injured. This was the first time these two went broody. So today my husband goes out and finds the one black chick completely bloody, all feathers missing on the one side. I immediately checked the other two black chicks and they also have some feathers missing but not as bad as the one. I removed all 3. I let a friend borrow my heat lamp so I put them in an isolated part of another coop along with another hen that is raising two "teenage" birds that can be on their own. She has been a good broody so I'm hoping she will take the little ones as her own. My question. Why would the broody hens target out the 3 black chicks and leave the others alone? Oddly enough these chicks hatched from their eggs! They seem great with the other ones they hatched and the tractor supply chicks. The badly injured chick doesn't look like he will make it. I'm hoping the other 2 come around.
 
Well the Coyotes have taken out the canadian geese family that had 3 chicks on the lake this week, now Im waiting for them to wonder up to the coops,
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, my dogs will bark if theres anything out there.
 
What I can afford right now... I would be cutting the yard with a pair of scissor..
Nevermind, I do that now.....not all my critters can free range, so I gotta forage for them... wonder what the neighbor's think
Don't worry about what the neighbors think, unless of course they are determined to put you out of business.
 

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