jeanetteiacovon
Songster
- Apr 10, 2015
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that is great... Everyone puts out oyster shell and I wanted to as well but I sent my husband for it and the girl at the store said I do not need it because I live in SC less then a mile from the beach and calcium is in the dirt as well as broken scells are in my dirt and grass. Do you think I need crushed oysters?Congrats on the 1st eggs.. My older girls are between 18-20 weeks, we are not sure exactly how old they were when we actually got them, a few weeks. I check every day.. I cannot wait for my 1st egg. Both my SLW are getting pretty red, and one out of the 2 of my EE's looks a bit redder.. only one of my speckled sussex's are getting red now.. the other still very pink..I am on pins and needles. I just put out a pan of oyster shell for them just in case.
this is my first time owning chickens, but I think the people at the feed store may be right. If you have shells in your dirt and grass and the hens have access to it, you may not, but i am not sure. Hopefully someone with more experience will have an answer.
