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Quote: I'm not! lol I have enough trouble keeping the red-tailed hawks off of my property!
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Quote: I'm not! lol I have enough trouble keeping the red-tailed hawks off of my property!
Lol, I live in Tasmania , plenty of birds of prey here. It's a white goss hawk. We also have kookaburra , nesting sea eagles, swamp harriers and owls just to name a few. These pics are said culprits hangin around my pens.
So as you can see having fluff over your eyes can be a distinct disadvantage around here.
This little sweet heart runs into the wall each side of the door before finally finding the hole.
Quote: That would be a difficult situation - to admire so many wonderful big birds - and at the same time be in a 'them against mine' predator prey situation...
Hello All... we are picking up our Silkies next Wed 3/12. We are getting a Black & Splash... I have read until my eyes blur... and we are new to chickens. The goal is to get two pullets. We can't have roosters. I see this breed is very hard to sex.. any advice ? Pullets smaller than Cockerels ? ?????? We will be picking up other pullet breeds at the same time.
We are getting babies that will be a few days old. Picking them up from a local feed store. My daughters want them as pets.. so if they are Roo's it would be super hard.How old are the ones you're getting? Sometimes you literally can't tell until they lay or crow.Sorry. Maybe the best way to go for you is to get older started pullets so you don't get attached to and have to rehome a roo?![]()