I sprayed one of my roosters with Permethrin around the vent and fluff area lastnight and this morning he was not acting right. Sluggish. I feel he may have ingested some because I did soak him pretty good. I hoped he would kick of it over the day today, but when I got home it was worse...
I know of a few Serama breeders and hobbyists in KY, East TN, AL, and GA. However, there appears to be a hole right here in the heart of Middle Tennessee. I'm trying to identify people breeding or interested in Serama within about a 75 mile radius of Murfreesboro, TN. My goal is to get some...
This week I've had 2 chickens killed in their coop. The only entrance for anything to get in would be a gap from the loft or a couple of places that is about 2" wide x 12" long or so.
Earlier this week there was a juvenile about 3-4 months old that just had its head and guts eaten. Last...
I wish I had gone with my gut and provided heat in this last cold snap... their combs aren't looking good. I'm going to have to do something soon so they can start getting better.
Anyone have ideas how to provide heat to the roost? I guess at a minimum I'm going to get a few hanging lights...
Please keep up the progressive pictures.... it would be great if you would keep the same background and same angle and everything for 3 months or so and then make a movie with the pictures showing progression at about 5 fps. If you have the patience to do that... I totally commend you!
c_soto... are you dubbing them yourself? To each his own, I know.... but this is not typical of how seramas are "groomed". This would be more typical of pure game type birds. I'll just have to sit here a while and shake my head on this one... =\\
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Thanks! I snapped the picture after one of those famous wing flaps that say "I'm boss and everyone needs to recognize!"
I can weigh this bird if needed. I've not weighed any of my birds, but this new one is very noticeable smaller than my first seramas that I got.
Just curious what people do to help keep the dust down in the barn. I've put down kiln dried "low dust" wood shavings all over the place, but dust is still pretty bad. If a chicken flaps its wings the least little bit, its like a dust storm.
I've thought about doing something like spraying...
My favorite rooster that I recently got.
I have a pullet too thats pretty special... she has only one eye and needs special care. I'll try to get a couple pictures of her... good and bad side