Even day old chicks can be tricky if you want absolutely no roosters, because mistakes are made. But, yeah, the odds are better.Yeah, I should have realized that...maybe you should get day old chicks when you get your new littles!
That picture is adorable.
I bet that would be such a good experience.
Probably 3 days in a row will do it. Stay positive.I'm struggling with Cillins foot pad.
I got it right yesterday and the white core center was showing this morning. The day before I got it wrong again and the core scabbed over.
I can see that the idea will work, but placement and security of the pad is crucial.
I'm working on it. I had a look this evening and it looks like I got it right this morning.
You sure did. No worries. Each week you get a little closer.Oh look! Fancy that. I've posted my fuffly butt entry on the wrong thread.
Oh well. At least I got the right day didn't I?
They are pretty!
Some will, some won't. When I was a lad I had a hen that raised at least 100 chicks that were not her own. You have to watch though. Sometimes they will reject them. I have no idea on what the rejection % might be.
One of my favorites. I loved having them all around.
I highly recommend it.
Hello, Sue!Good evening everyone
