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No, I haven't. So sorry to hear about your birds. No matter how many you loose it's not easy.Speaking of girls night out, have any of you, esp Amy, Ross, Ruby, and WV, seen Mom's Night Out? It's pretty funny![]()
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No, I haven't. So sorry to hear about your birds. No matter how many you loose it's not easy.Speaking of girls night out, have any of you, esp Amy, Ross, Ruby, and WV, seen Mom's Night Out? It's pretty funny![]()
Good with cattle was first, though. You are killing me today![]()
Been busy catching up at work today...I obviously missed something but I have no idea what. Want to share the post link?
A volunteer and a Timberwolf? That just doesn't even sound right![]()
She was good with cattle and Hot too
Good with cattle was first, though. You are killing me today![]()
Not to jump on the lost chick bandwagon, but 2 of the smallest BCM were dead when I got home. They were a good bit smaller than the rest, and had been acting puny, but I was holding out hope. 2 other small ones are also not nearly as vigorous as the big ones. I'm down to 10 now, maybe 8. The 8 strong ones are very lively, eating, drinking, and starting to flit around, but I'm not sure why I'm having these after hatch deaths. There's no outward signs of them being sick other than small and lethargic. I don't know if it's due to incubation, pullet eggs, or just born sick. Hopefully the next round will go better. These eggs are a good deal larger, and maybe the lower humidity will help
And that's not even his best of the day![]()
Not to jump on the lost chick bandwagon, but 2 of the smallest BCM were dead when I got home. They were a good bit smaller than the rest, and had been acting puny, but I was holding out hope. 2 other small ones are also not nearly as vigorous as the big ones. I'm down to 10 now, maybe 8. The 8 strong ones are very lively, eating, drinking, and starting to flit around, but I'm not sure why I'm having these after hatch deaths. There's no outward signs of them being sick other than small and lethargic. I don't know if it's due to incubation, pullet eggs, or just born sick. Hopefully the next round will go better. These eggs are a good deal larger, and maybe the lower humidity will help
Not to jump on the lost chick bandwagon, but 2 of the smallest BCM were dead when I got home. They were a good bit smaller than the rest, and had been acting puny, but I was holding out hope. 2 other small ones are also not nearly as vigorous as the big ones. I'm down to 10 now, maybe 8. The 8 strong ones are very lively, eating, drinking, and starting to flit around, but I'm not sure why I'm having these after hatch deaths. There's no outward signs of them being sick other than small and lethargic. I don't know if it's due to incubation, pullet eggs, or just born sick. Hopefully the next round will go better. These eggs are a good deal larger, and maybe the lower humidity will help