Oh no! Lol. I left my phone in the feed bin, shavings bag, etc, but haven't actually buried it... YetI have a sinking feeling that I may have accidentally buried my $180 camera in the flower box that I put on the coop. I took it out to take pictures and I vaguely recall setting it in the box before it was planted. Every time I go out to check on the chickens, I want to stick my hand in the dirt and see if it's in there but I don't wan to ACTUALLY confirm that I did something so stupid.
I have a sinking feeling that I may have accidentally buried my $180 camera in the flower box that I put on the coop. I took it out to take pictures and I vaguely recall setting it in the box before it was planted. Every time I go out to check on the chickens, I want to stick my hand in the dirt and see if it's in there but I don't wan to ACTUALLY confirm that I did something so stupid.
go ahead and get it. It might not be hurt that badly.I have a sinking feeling that I may have accidentally buried my $180 camera in the flower box that I put on the coop. I took it out to take pictures and I vaguely recall setting it in the box before it was planted. Every time I go out to check on the chickens, I want to stick my hand in the dirt and see if it's in there but I don't wan to ACTUALLY confirm that I did something so stupid.
so maybe the camera grew a baby.........I watered the crap out of them right after I put them in.
I'm actually thinking of doing something similar for separating my AMs into pairs for breeding so I can keep up with what pair gives me what chicks.Morning everyone.Happy Sunday.
Went out this morning and found a smallish chick in the outside pen that had been injured. I moved new ones out yesterday and this was one of questionable size.. But a little betadine, heat and a couple of young friends later and I think he's gonna make it.
The dark one to the left is from yesterday's hatch.. It had trouble hatching and I didn't notice and had let my humidity plummet thinking it never even pipped. Well, come to find out it had and was stuck HORRIBLY. Now its neck is horribly crooked. So it's in the infirmary too lol.
In other news, I'm selling a small coop (dog house type) and we are building a tractor. I'm thinking this kind.. Anyone have one and like/dislike it? I'd like it for my bantams instead of a stationary I think.
Just gotta decide if I want the raised coop part or like the second pic. I'm leaning toward second.
Definitely raised. Then I can hang food/water underneath.
Thanks for working me through this one, guys. Y'all are the best!
I am not discussing a scientific feild if medicine ,we are not on web MD here and the discussing the issuce of flour my grgreatgrandmother raised chickens and i remember her giving a small amount if plain not self rising and it stopped the runny poop and if you think about it chickens will eat almost anything there are a lot if thing that a chicken will eat that is not good for them ,and there are a lot of things that work but there is no scientific documents to prove that these things work .Like I said earlier i inly daid what eorked for my chickens this may not work for everyones fowl
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