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Ahem, that's when you sneak in with a flashlight and BB in hand and do your thing!I have to second thIs-i had a hen with horrible rooster burn and used bag balm to heal her up. The only hard part was catching her
Headlight is even better, can use both hands.Ahem, that's when you sneak in with a flashlight and BB in hand and do your thing!
Oh I tried! That bird was the most skittish piece of work I've ever met-she would be dead asleep (I thought) and the second I touched her she would explode in hysterics, high-tail it around the coop and use my head as an escape catapult. Tried that a couple times and finally just resorted to cornering her during the day so neither of us would get injured. Only bird that made me think seriously about buying a net.Ahem, that's when you sneak in with a flashlight and BB in hand and do your thing!
LolThat they literally sh!t everywhere! And anywhere and your dogs will find it gourmet And that they can and will destroy your garden/plants/flowers in nothing flat and use it as their dirt bath. Even though you made up their own really cool personal dirt bath… lol
Hatcheries usually get the sexes right. (Yes, there are a few exceptions, but nothing like the ratio you got.)Use a reputable breeder for chicks. TS sexed chicks but 8 out of 12 were roosters. If you think breeders are expensive, try raising them until they start crowing ..