Recent content by littlechickenmama17

Hello everyone! I am thinking of getting a new farmdog for the farm and need some advice. The family has always wanted a husky, but the facts of their high prey drive have put that notion away since we have chickens and goats. But, I have seen members of BYC that have full-bred huskies around...

I've had a few of my barn cats that would not take their dewormer either, I usually got them to eat it if I gave them some warm, soft cat food from the store, and sticking the dewormer in it, crushing it up a bit though. I have heard that putting the dewormer in a food that is pasty ( better...

Poor Silkie! I don't have much experience with this, but I'll comment to make your post more recent, so people can see/comment faster. Sorry I couldn't help! :(

I'm in zone 8, we grow Roma tomatoes, and once the tomatoes start to change to blush, all of them usually ripen around the same time. Once most of the tomatoes on the vine have turned a blush color, we pull all tomatoes off the vine and uproot the plants, since in our area we have trouble with...

Hello and Welcome to BYC! There are many knowledgeable members on BYC that have many tips and tricks to share with everyone, so feel free to post any and all questions you have! I love to learn about other gamefowl breeds out there, what are the characteristics/qualities of this breed that you...

I agree with @TheDawg and @Chipmunk Chicks , my Barred Rock girls have always had big, red wattles and combs that could maybe be mistaken for a rooster, but you would also hear/see the suspected chicken crowing and growing their beautiful rooster tail if breed allows. :)

I've learned the hard way to not house chicks and ducklings together until they are older or outside in a run with grass, the ducks make the brooder soiled faster than chicks, in my experience. Their poop is almost liquid, so it quickly soils the area. I like to house my ducklings separately or...

I'm pretty sure the black chicks are Black Australorps, but the rest I can't be sure. The brown one in the first pic may be an easter egger, but i'm doubting myself because of her legs and feathers. That chick in the first pic also may be a rooster because the rest don't have as big of comb...

Thank you, I hope it does too :)

Thank you for the advice, it is still kicking strong and the egg is rocking now, so I will not end it's life that fast until it is dead. I am in contact with many other hatchers that have experienced many late hatchers, so I am confident this chick will survive. Also, I am very willing to spend...

It has not hatched yet, but it is still moving around in the egg. I'm still not sure if it has internally pipped, and I think it is now day 23, so am starting to worry, but i'm candling every morning and night.

I'm sorry, My phone won't let me upload or post pics, although I can see that it's head is positioned I think toward the air sac, so i'm hopeful it will pip soon. That's a relief! I feel a little better, I will continue to monitor the progress of this chick. I have that article bookmarked, so...