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I just ordered a dozen silkie/sizzle eggs. But since I work there, they already expect me to pick up eggs in person.
 
Sweet ... just got through to a very nice lady and gave her all of the info. They'll call me when they get in. And since this is the first ever mail of any kind ever for the address (the address was generated when we purchased) it will surely be noticed.
 
GAMarans said:
Sweet ... just got through to a very nice lady and gave her all of the info.  They'll call me when they get in.  And since this is the first ever mail of any kind ever for the address (the address was generated when we purchased) it will surely be noticed.  
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Yay for live people on the other end of the phone! That is big cause for celebration these days!
 
Oh, GAM!! I'm just now seeing your pics. Wow! Gorgeous! :D

And- ahem.. I do believe @Lynn79 will be having pics for us tonight as well? ;)
 
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Ok I have 40 eggs in my bater I was wondering if somebody would tell me what the humidity needs to be the last three days of the hatch
 
GAFarmGirl87 said:
Have you ever had success using VetRx as a treatment for an illness, or do you just use it as a preventative treatment?
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I used it a couple of times over the winter when I noticed a couple of my birds sneezing and the sneezing stopped. I also used it a few months ago when I noticed what looked like fowl pox on two of my roosters. It was right after the arctic freeze thing and I wasn't sure if it was pox or frost bite until one of rooster's eyes started swelling. I used it at full strength on the two affected roosters and then diluted it and treated the rest of the flock. Both Roos got treated for three days straight. The one with it in his eyes (Pearl) also got a dose of Tylan 50...I was very worried about him. All signs of fowl pox were gone in about a week! The only after affect is that Pearl lost some feathers on his head around a place that had scabbed over. Honestly, I'm a brand new chicken keeper and had no idea what to do for them and couldn't find much info on the dry pox. I'm not sure how long they'd had it because i was away from home for two weeks and DH was taking care of the birds...he has no idea to look for things like that. It was truly a shot in the dark but luckily it worked. The VetRX seems to be like a chicken Vicks and clears the little respiratory issues up pretty well. I like it but then again, I'm a complete nube.

GAMarans said:
Look what happened at the farm...
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Oh how wonderful! GREAT pics.
 
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