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Sounds like a win-win for both of you, CG. That makes me happy!!
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Sounds like a win-win for both of you, CG. That makes me happy!!
I found a phone number last night... I can find it again if you want it.
Can you put a screen up over the opening to the nest box or convince her to sit somewhere else? If you take them as they hatch I wouldn't give more eggs right then. The hen will need at least a week or 2 break, being broody is hard on them. Even my silkies with their black combs still look all pale and pathetic after sitting on eggs a few weeks.saturday/sunday if fast approaching. =)
friday i will put the pen around the black hen.
and next monday i will put boards up so the little hen can not wonder off with the babies.
but any suggestion for the hen in the nest box.?
it is in the chicken house. its one of the old style 3 boxes on bottom with 3 ontop?
not sure how i can but anything around it to pen her in and other out, i dont want the guineas killing my itty bitty babies. and i dont want her getting off when a few hatch. im going to take them as they hatch and give her more eggs when all is done.
i plan to reset her and maybe 1 other hen,
and maybe the black hen that sat the first round will get to raise the babies. but not if she is going to be grouchy like she is on the nest. i dont want attacked everytime i want to touch them.
Can you put a screen up over the opening to the nest box or convince her to sit somewhere else? If you take them as they hatch I wouldn't give more eggs right then. The hen will need at least a week or 2 break, being broody is hard on them. Even my silkies with their black combs still look all pale and pathetic after sitting on eggs a few weeks.