Washingtonians Come Together! Washington Peeps

[hallerlake]

Source for Broiler Max vitamins & electrolytes:

http://www.twincitypoultrysupplies.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=761

I'm not growing broilers.

 

[walady944]

wow, never thought of that; thanks for the tip; yes, he will definitely get moving with the coop when the smell increases. I am thinking
about 5 weeks indoors and they should be feathered out and ready to go outside.
Hooray!

 

[Chickielady]

You preach it sister! I have been using all my OWN power tools since I was a girl of 40! I'm sixty now and still using them. My husband and all my kids are in the construction trades. When mamma is in the work shop don't nobody come knocking. I'm busy out there.

DITTO

 

[Chickielady]

why is that funny? They don't mind ya bringing in a chicken as long as it's leashed.

The funniest one was (I think) RareFeathersFarm said she took a Polish Cockerel to Home depot as she was tired of all those Boring Dogs !
And the cockerel crowed the whole time, his head poked out of a big purse...and people were so interested !
That, is a chicken ?????????????????

I wish I could remember who it was that did that...maybe not Heather.anyone remember ?????????????

 

[Chickielady]

I am waiting on Chickielady's book!

You have a long waite my dear...I am so busy !!!!!!!!!!!
So busy that I dream of just sneaking off and checking into a motel......so's I can SLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP and reeeeeeeeeeeeeeelax !!!

 

[ChickAudie]

Quote:
Well I will be hoping you get a moment for that!

Maybe just a consulting service for newbies

ha!

 

[ChickAudie]

Or you can join BYC's payroll

 

[Chickielady]

I'm not growing broilers.

You can (as I do) use the same stuff in HALF dosage for your layers.
Makes my guys shoot some lethal bullets, if ya know what I mean.

In by-gone days, most breeders would lace their layer's feed with cod liver oil, to boost the fertility, feather growth & gloss, and so on.
Nowadays most of us use a supplement since oils can rancid~~~~~~~~
Hens are more vibrant, healthy, etc.
So are chicks.
Same as you & I taking a vitamin.
In the case of broilers, I use the stuff full strength as perscribed

 

[Chickielady]

wow, never thought of that; thanks for the tip; yes, he will definitely get moving with the coop when the smell increases. I am thinking
about 5 weeks indoors and they should be feathered out and ready to go outside.
Hooray!

It always helps if the wee cockerels begin to find their screechy first crows...................so funny !
And so annoying at 4 AM !!!

 

[Chickielady]

Well I will be hoping you get a moment for that!

Maybe just a consulting service for newbies

ha!

Any time