The Middle Tennessee Thread

[Ravynscroft]

I am with you!  I am DONE till next year... early but next year.  I have been VERY restrained this year.  I didn't hatch for about 5 months and when I did hatch it was every 3 weeks and not every few days or a week apart.  I kind of liked it too.  NOT GOING TO HAVE FULL BROODERS THIS WINTER!  Now my pullets growing out... I have in spades but I can sell them in the spring.

Well... I may not be done for long now, lol!

I just picked up this gorgeous trio from Susan Mouw yesterday at the Knoxville Dixie Classic... the pullet facing the camera took Reserve Variety and then laid this just today!

 

[DMRippy]

Quote: Yes, you have a problem....to hatch or not to hatch? Hatching is going to win every time!

 

[teaton]

Does anyone have any speckled sussex hatching eggs for sale?

 

[chattery41]

Ravyn are those Ameraucanas ?

 

[Ravynscroft]

Ravyn are those Ameraucanas  ?

Yes... yes, they are...

 

[teaton]

Does anyone around Nashville/Clarksville area have a incubator for sale?

 

[cree57i]

Does anyone around Nashville/Clarksville area have a incubator for sale?

Somebody had a new Brinsea for sale on one of the mid-TN FB chicken sites. He had even dropped the price. IDK if it is still available.

 

[teaton]

I dont have a facebook

but thank you!!

 

[chick-a- doodle]

Horse nettle is toxic, but, chickens won't eat it unless there is nothing else to eat! I run my chicken tractors in the pasture with an occasional horse nettle, and they have never eaten one that I know of. If so, no harm came to them! When I move the tractors, I try to dig up all kinds of pesky weeds like that. Maybe a losing battle!

 

[chick-a- doodle]

Hi I am in the Nashville area
Anyone deal with horsenettle and what it will do to poultry

I replied to this a minute ago! It has been so long since I posted, I forgot to put the quote in my reply!