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i know this isnt about chickens but i dont know where else to post this. i have to get rid of 2 rabbits. my wifes in school and we just dont have the time to take care of them properly with everything else we have going on. is anyone interested? i could supply a cage bottle and feeder for each one.

hey santa baby, youre not too far from the new egypt agway, they start getting birds in on march 1st i believe. if you check newegyptagway.com they will tell you what breeds they get on what dates. also the tractor supply neat you will order birds for you but i think you have to order a minimum...

wow, thats really late for that breed, it should be 5 or 6 months at the latest. i have heard that late bloomers lay longer so hopefully thats the case for you.

yotes huh? good luck with that, they are really taking over this state

wow that would be awesome but i need a bigger yard

check craigslist, theres always people trying to get rid of chickens and ducks

i'm looking at duckweed to cut my feed costs, it doubles in size every 24-72 hrs and is 52% protein. it can be found in almost any pond but it doesnt grow in winter. all you need is a fish pond or a few barrels to grow it in.

man i really wish the shows were more centalized, its quite a drive for anyone who's not from up north

gosh those are my favorite breed but our coops full, good luck

if you have a farm or livestock in general foxes and coyotes are a nuisance animal and can be trapped and disposed of anytime. no need to wait for the trapping season. just make sure you catch them on your own property

man stevo i would keep some traps out all the time. tractor supply has the no kill traps for about 35 bucks. alot cheaper than the hav-a-heart. if i was you i'd be making some fur coats.

probably because of loss of habitat. we are running out of woods in this state, also since coyotes are breeding like crazy the foxes have to look harder for food.

foxes and coyotes are seen during the day alot more often this time of year. hunters tend to scare them out of the woods and theres also less food around.

i have heard that racoons being out during the day is usually a cause of rabies. you might want to research that further

apparently people recently dumped a ton of domestic ducks at smithville village over by the dirt parking lot. tons of pekins, some large saxony looking ducks and khaki's. there has been domestic geese and some scovies there for a while but i doubt there will be enough food to feed all of them. a...

not to change topic but i also plan on breeding some chicks this year. i'll be getting an incubator for christmas but need some fertile eggs. i would like breeds that are broody and preferably mature fast. anyone in the area have fertile hatching eggs they'd be willing o sell? i only needs a...

if they are in a coup that small couldnt you try to bring them inside on a closed in porch or garage? they wouldnt even know you had them, you could wheel them out during the day when noise wont be noticed.

i was also wondering if anyone in nj has pilgrim geese, i really want to raise a few of them come spring. i'd be willing to pick up and pay for the eggs or trade chicken or fertile duck eggs

hope it works out, i was unable to find if its legal to keep birds where i'm at. however my birds are quieter than my neighbors dogs on both sides and behind me there fence is a half inch into my property when its suppose to be 6 inches away, there house also comes too close to the property...

the suspense kills you right? i'm still waiting for 5 ducks to start laying. i cant keep up with my orders for eggs from my co-workers