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correction to my earlier post... I HAD a pullet from Jean's eggs.Well, I know the eggs Leigh got from Jean came to me for incubating... 1 hatched and is growing into the pullet (I thought cockerel) I posted a few days ago...
Very pretty! So sorry you lost her.
Quote: Oh,no! I'm sorry you are losing your birds. I know it must especially hard when it is your blind horse is doing it.Is there any way to separate them?
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Oh,no! I'm sorry you are losing your birds. I know it must especially hard when it is your blind horse is doing it.Is there any way to separate them?
even with her penned in the pasture, the chickens still go down there to dig for grubs in the manure... I'm losing fewer with her wandering the yard now, (the chickens still go down to the horse pen frequently). this one happened this morning during breakfast, the pullet was snagging some of the horse's grain when she got stepped on. I've had a couple others injured, but they're healing. most learn quickly to stay out of her way. it's the babies she gets the most.
anyone have an abundance of pullets and need cockerels? i'll trade! LOL
Ugg my heart just achesWe had an family emergency today and I missed an auction on SFH! I only have 6 chickens and trying to get started. I bought a bator and everything early this morning with hopes of winning. My girls were so excited and now I wish I hadn't told themI just I will have to look for another breed because that is the first SFH I have seen. Any suggestions?
Yvonne the broody is still hanging in there, I've only seen her leave the nest twice this week since she started. She ran out to get water, then right back. Now I have a small water & food dish for her near her nest. Is it normal for them to go broody so soon after starting to lay? She's very protective too, she won't let anyone in the roosting cabin with her. Instead of just taking up one of the nest boxes in there she decided to make her nest in the middle of the cabin where she blocks the doorway not letting anyone in- the other hens now have to lay their eggs under the cabin- which means I have to crawl on my hands & knees to collect eggs
I hope you have a good hatch! Keep us postedSorry! Honey really liked the look so I jumped on them, but it looks like there will be more available!Good luck! I hope nobody is that upset!