Well, I hope my birds stay warm. It is suppose to get down to 15• Friday! 
Show off your Peas!
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Haha you guys made me giggle 
luckily it usually warns up in a couple days, but in the meantime it's miserable ! The peas heated roost is on and sheds stay closed up to keep the cold air out. Doing chores hurts when it's like this....and I water at least twice a day. I can't imagine living further north where it gets even colder! My sister moved to N. Carolina and I don't blame her lol!
luckily it usually warns up in a couple days, but in the meantime it's miserable ! The peas heated roost is on and sheds stay closed up to keep the cold air out. Doing chores hurts when it's like this....and I water at least twice a day. I can't imagine living further north where it gets even colder! My sister moved to N. Carolina and I don't blame her lol!
Wow, I knew there was a reason we live in Florida!
Peanut sleeps in a tree, along with our turkey. They just will not come in the coop in the evenings any more, and I'm not going climbing for them! I guess I know where the word "peabrain" comes from!
Peanut sleeps in a tree, along with our turkey. They just will not come in the coop in the evenings any more, and I'm not going climbing for them! I guess I know where the word "peabrain" comes from!
Blue I would like to see Inside pics of coop and just better pics of your whole set up inside and out, Looks nice from what I have seen so far.
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Cute peahen Sjisty!
I will see what I can do Joe.G
I will see what I can do Joe.G
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when you say turkey mama, do you mean that she hatched/raised him? And great picsRed watching over his turkey Mama while she lays her egg.
Lol, yes, she hatched four, but his sibling got sick, so she raised just Red.when you say turkey mama, do you mean that she hatched/raised him? And great pics
-Kathy
We now have 5" of snow and it is still snowing. My birds are in their house with a 200 watt bulb that is protected from them! It is suppose to get down to o• tonight!thank they will be warn?
As long as there is no wind,they should be okay.I don't know how you feed or when you feed but during the cold wintertime,I make it a very strict point to feed and water an hour before dark.My reasons for doing this is because if you observe peas when it gets colder,they do not drink 25% of the water they do when it's summertime and hot.
If you fill waterbowls in the cold morning,the water will be frozen in an hour and most of the time,peas are not thirsty on a cold morning..I spend a lot,and I mean a LOT of time standing outside of my pens watching my peas in the summertime,and one thing I've learned is if peas are hungry they will eat immediatedly.They will drink as soon as they are finished eating.They are always thirsty after eating dry feed so when I get home from work,I fill the feed bowls first,then get water and give them when they are done eating.
This is one great way to worm your peas with Safeguard.Since it settles out after an hour or so,I mix up 8cc's in 2 1/2 galons of water. I then get one large water bowl and pour some in and let them all drink. Then I take the same water bowl,to the next pen,and keep doing this,and adding the mixed Safeguard drinking water,if the water bowl gets low from one pen to the next.
If the peas are full of feed in the evening,the protein levels helps them keep body temperatures up. At least when it's the coldest my peas are full of feed.And the way I worm mine cuts down on wasting Safeguard. I will water them this way two nites in a row,then again 10 days later for two nites and I'm done.I also make sure if the temps are above freezing,they do not have access to water until I get home,when I know they willl drink during these 4 worming days,insuring they are thirsty.
If you fill waterbowls in the cold morning,the water will be frozen in an hour and most of the time,peas are not thirsty on a cold morning..I spend a lot,and I mean a LOT of time standing outside of my pens watching my peas in the summertime,and one thing I've learned is if peas are hungry they will eat immediatedly.They will drink as soon as they are finished eating.They are always thirsty after eating dry feed so when I get home from work,I fill the feed bowls first,then get water and give them when they are done eating.
This is one great way to worm your peas with Safeguard.Since it settles out after an hour or so,I mix up 8cc's in 2 1/2 galons of water. I then get one large water bowl and pour some in and let them all drink. Then I take the same water bowl,to the next pen,and keep doing this,and adding the mixed Safeguard drinking water,if the water bowl gets low from one pen to the next.
If the peas are full of feed in the evening,the protein levels helps them keep body temperatures up. At least when it's the coldest my peas are full of feed.And the way I worm mine cuts down on wasting Safeguard. I will water them this way two nites in a row,then again 10 days later for two nites and I'm done.I also make sure if the temps are above freezing,they do not have access to water until I get home,when I know they willl drink during these 4 worming days,insuring they are thirsty.
I have a poultry water warmer their water is lukewam
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