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Not this time. I got to do the one that took out Lant's feed eF-4-ef-5 that went around 73 miles I think in about '08

I am not sure where you are, but Estes hatchery near Springfield has turkey, and there is another near KC called Heartland hatchery that sells at feed stores all around MO in the spring. You could also try poultry swaps, but you don't know if the parent flock has mycoplasma if that effects...

Yes, but for half grown cockerels it is better than feeding or processing them for me.

:welcome Check out what ChickenCanoe has since he is right there.

I go there to sell my extra cockerels. I hate processing so if I get five or more for my culls I am happy. There is always a meat and egg market.

Your welcome.

He does not normally follow this thread. So you need to either quote him which means using the little quote symbols at the right press that and then type what you want to say. The other way is to go to the top of the reply box and click on the at symbol then type the persons username. If they...

@AndrewRSWhat he has may be a great option for you. Thanks @Pensmaster :welcome

Hi, I know someone on Sally's incubating with friends thread has mentioned this, I will try to remember who. Maybe it was @Pensmaster?

:welcome and that is saying something as a Packers fan :P

I second this. ChickenCanoe is experienced and helpful with raising chickens. He also has a cool rare breed black Penedescas.

:welcome Well, you have time to plan. There are tons of threads with helpful information on everything from coops, runs, poop boards, nest boxes, medical information, and funny chat. Just be sure to understand chicken math :gig Ask questions and someone will help or recommend someone who can...

I will have a bunch of chicks hatching 2/18. Colored egg layers. EE, plus green and blue egg layers. Possibly a few BSL. My flock is closed and came from NPIP and Mycoplasma free sellers. If anyone is interested.

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Thanks. I won't risk my Heritage Rhode Island Reds I worked so hard to get. I brought in some chicks from a breeder for blue eggs with my first flock and learned that quarantine involves you a bunch as well as the birds at the expense of my flock. For those who don't know the AG guy for the...

They are not certified mycoplasma free not that that means they have it. I just don't ever want to deal with MS again.

Though CC lets it all blow through, most of what I have read says as long as there is not a direct draft on the roost cold is not the enemy. I know from experience with a frost bitten comb in one of my coops with the roost in the peak that it is moisture combined with cold. Like when it...

If anyone in SW Missouri near Joplin is interested in ordering from Hoover Hatchery (certified mycoplasma free and NPIP) I would like to order some general layers to add to my EE group, but I don't need 25 either.

@Ayriad There are several good threads on interior stuff like Poop boards (Aart posts there a lot and has all kinds of coop pictures) love the boards, several on nest boxes and feeders, etc. Definitely put in more ventilation then you think they need, and of you have a slanted roof I would put...

:frow Well if you were in SW Missouri I would get some chicks, but since I am near Joplin it is too far. As to the run. Run space is ten and coop is 4. I used hardware cloth for my run. As to digging under the suggestion is to bury wire eighteen inches all the way around or if your ground is...