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[VelvettFog]

Ok everyone, anyone good with electronics and want a VERY LARGE SCREEN TV for FREE that needs a new thingy in it!



It works properly for about 45 - 60 minutes, then the colors start going wonky. We put in a new bulb, but Hubby says it needs a new something (can't remember what he called it), that costs about $600-700. It is enormous, about 69 inches I think. It's about 5 years old. (We don't watch more than about an hour a day, so it's not really badly worn)

All you have to do is bring a pickup, and we will help load it. PM me if interested.

Hey Kate!

Im not interested in the TV - but I am curious as to what watering system you used in your little pens? I think you said you had auto-fills?

Thanks!

Dave

 

[Zgoatlady]

Did you keep it up right the whole time?

I did have it in a egg turner the whole time but when it came time to hatch it was in a egg carton. I never give up on eggs I buy...

 

[Chicken Rustler]

Quote: Rustling lessons? I thought it was just "grabs 'em and runs"!

How will I ever get em to clean my coop if they think there really are no special ways. See a true master never tells all the tricks of his trade!

 

[Greg Richardson]

 

[Totalcolour]

Hey Kate!

Im not interested in the TV - but I am curious as to what watering system you used in your little pens? I think you said you had auto-fills?

Thanks!

Dave

Are you asking about chickens or Ducks? The duck waterer is quite different from the chicks, since they like to try and swim in it and as they are very little they sometimes drown themselves.

This is one of the chick waterers, but unless it's absolutley flat, it floods and makes a horrible mess.


So far, the best chicken water we have found, is actually a self watering dog bowl, that you hook up to a hose!

 

[VelvettFog]

Yup .. chickens. I'll check out dog bowls. Thanks

 

[mikeyb]

Quote: Vitiman D, really, really good stuff.

 

[Breshcandra]

I did have it in a egg turner the whole time but when it came time to hatch it was in a egg carton. I never give up on eggs I buy...

I didn't buy them I got them in the egg swap.

But its a breed I have been thinking of getting. So I was really excited when I got them. But now I have 2 quitters I think And one of the "good ones" is the one with the complete broken air cell. So I am not giving up on any that I think are viable.

I am afraid of putting an egg carton in my incubator in case of fire.

 

[SadieSue]

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I have only just hatched my first 4 Seramas so they aren't going anywhere. But yes, Red Rooster Farm has beautiful Seramas. Jbear has them and I think CMSDVM breeds them as well? There are a couple of other folks in Washington, but I'm not exactly sure where they're located. Somewhere west of the mountains. There are a few in Oregon who are also raising them. Mine were from Castle Delight Seramas in OR>

 

[SadieSue]

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Oh what fun! Zgoatlady does have some beautiful Marans eggs! My friend's broody Cuckoo Marans just hatched 3 Dorkings and 4 Salmon Faverolles and she is a fierce Mom. You better not even think about getting close to her babies!