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    Change of plans

    Quick update: Sansa has been clucking and acting broody for weeks but doesn't sit in the nest box besides to lay, so I've left her be. Thursday she stayed in the nest box all day and laid an egg, but slept on the roost, Friday she did the same, but slept in the nest box (I collected both eggs)...
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    Change of plans

    Must be something around our area this year🤷‍♀️ Last year I was overrun with cucumbers, this year they just stopped growing. I'm grateful I've got some folks to trade with. My flock loves cucumbers, squash, and tomatoes. All the seeds I took out of the cucumbers for the relish I put in the...
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    Change of plans

    My cucumbers failed this year but I traded with a guy my husband works with (3lbs of cucumbers for 3ish pounds of banana peppers and tomatoes) I made enough pickle relish for the year with enough to share😊
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    Change of plans

    3 weeks old today and going about their business like they own the place!
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    Change of plans

    Thank you! I try and provide as much of a natural environment as I can since they don't free range. They do get access to my large fenced yard, but only under supervision, so I want them to have the best life possible. And yes, it is never-ending 😉😂
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    Wing It Ranch

    I completely understand how tempting they'd be, they were quite handsome! I've just got the one Wheaten Marans roo, quite a few WM ladies and a plethora of other ladies. I do have splash wheaten ameraucana which makes beautiful blue wheaten OE chicks with roo. I'm still waiting to see what this...
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    Change of plans

    She seems good, back to laying (2 eggs so far) I'm watching her like a hawk! You can see her dust bathing by the Texas sage. Thank you for asking💓 A little video from today of the little littles (almost 3 weeks) out partying with everyone. They're still putting themselves to bed in the grow out...
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    Texas

    :hugs
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    Wing It Ranch

    Sorry work has been crazy, I'm glad someone snatched them up, I'm against introducing hormonal young cockerels at that age. There is no way of knowing for sure how they were raised. Hatch some babies or get some super young cockerels that your hens can whoop up on and teach some manners to. Just...
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    Wing It Ranch

    The newness never wears off😉🤣
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    Wing It Ranch

    It happens, but from the looks of them it'll be happening soon! Chickens are sneaky like that😂
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    Texas

    I'm not finding any hatcheries in Texas that sell them. Maybe try craigslist or Facebook. Good luck with your search.
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    Change of plans

    I went ahead and gave her a calcium citrate right after I posted my last post, she'll get another in the morning with her spa treatment. I'll update after then
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    Change of plans

    She's one of my OG's, so over 5yrs old, but she is a high production breed. She's a very friendly lady and when I went out there she came right up to me as usual, then laid the bloody yolk. She's acting fine, but will be getting an epsom salt soak in the morning and a calcium citrate. It hurts...
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    Change of plans

    I just went out to collect eggs and check on the littles (I opened their hidey hole doors) and Betty laid a bloody yolk right in front of me, then I found her egg from today. This has me worried!
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