As I would find them, I'd go to those pages and put angry faces on their posts, like this. 😡
I'd get messages back from people asking about it. I explained they were a scammer. They thanked me and didn't fall for it. It just shows if you do happen to find one, throw down some angry faces...
Oh precious. Thank you for giving them a good life!
Let me play Finding Waldo Chicken.
Not sure. We put empty gallon milk jugs in unneeded nest boxes so maybe it's a jug?
The day after I posted this, I wrote an article. It's much the same info, but I added some resource links you can try to get help from.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/how-to-avoid-scammers.79202/
Sorry for your loss. :hugs
We've got Blink cameras that go quite a distance from our home and would have caught whatever that was in a great video about 10 seconds long for each time it got triggered. Deer cams work well also. Our two dogs and two cats do a great job too.
Black Friday...
We ferment, and have both ducks and chickens, but it isn't a meal per se.
You could ferment half of that with half feed and bring up its nutritional value.
What we ferment here is 1/2 Kalmbach's Henhouse Reserve (a layer feed) 1/4 hard red winter wheat, 1/4 whole oats, a little bit of chia...
Hiya, and welcome to BYC! :frow
It looks like you got your answer! They're sure pretty! If down the road you have questions again, we've got a What Breed/Gender is This forum you can post in.
We're glad you're here!
He wouldn't know the difference. They don't taste any different, and half the time, many folks have a hard time telling by looking at it. It's that pale white spot that's already on the egg yolk that gets a tiny pale white ring around it if it's fertilized.
Just because she hasn't laid doesn't mean she doesn't have reproductive issues, as that could be why she hasn't laid yet. Although if she's a purebred silkie, which by all appearances to me she is, 6 months is the earliest I've ever had any start laying; and that was a rarity. It's usually...
We don't have armadillo here, and here, an oppossum is just a little ferret-type animal, nothing I'd ever call "big."
If I'd seen that and how you describe it, it'd be a raccoon.
Hiya, Susan, and welcome to BYC! :frow
You could check in our Buy/Sell/Rehome forum and see if there's anything near you. I'd also check your local/state poultry groups on Facebook. Even Craigslist may have something. Be careful though and don't pay a dime for anything until you have it as...