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As for basically abandoned chickens: would you turn away a puppy left behind? ;-) Feed em if you can then haul em to a farm. Ask around for folks that will take them in. The brother obviously doesn't know about chickens or doesn't want them, he'd probably not even notice or be glad they're gone. Keep the ones you want. Maybe leave a note on the door with a time frame to contact you before you take action. Sounds like he doesn't care but leaving a note first will cyoa just in case:)
 
Well Bummer about the Magic Eraser! It worked so well on those stubborn little spots! Only used it on those few that just wouldn't come clean. Most my eggs are clean to begin with. Just, sometimes after it rains and the hens feet are so muddy and they all try to get into the same nest and I don't get them collected as often as I usually do, I would use the ME. And, I did rinse them off, too. Oh well. Guess I will have to look elsewhere for a good scrubbie!
 
Cknldy said:
As for basically abandoned chickens: would you turn away a puppy left behind? ;-) Feed em if you can then haul em to a farm. Ask around for folks that will take them in. The brother obviously doesn't know about chickens or doesn't want them, he'd probably not even notice or be glad they're gone. Keep the ones you want. Maybe leave a note on the door with a time frame to contact you before you take action. Sounds like he doesn't care but leaving a note first will cyoa just in case:)
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I've been feeding and giving them water outside of our pen since we found them sticking around. They are living in our plum trees now. We just don't want the Game roosters going in the pen and attacking our chickens. Two of the three Game roosters have very long spurs. I have no idea where the hens are laying their eggs. My husband said we have reached our chicken limit for our coop size. I'm still trying to contact the actual owners. BTW had to look up CYOA to figure out what it meant. LOL!
 
TheGeekySheep said:
My favorite I ever saw was "barn builder chickens". (They meant "Barnevelder".)
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