Recent content by BaaKaaawk

I'm already loving this conversation.

Remember: you always have at least 1 by default or else people will say you are crazy.

That is a chicken, I am sure of it.

Wait... you only have one chicken? That's so sad. It surely need friends. ;)

10/27/2022 5 pm Which is exactly (to the time) my 15th wedding anniversary. :)

Honestly, I would guess your chicken poop is "cleaner" than most processed meat and lunchables kids eat. The biggest concern would be some kind of parasite but most of those will get annihilated in the stomach acids. As others pointed out, we all have stories of our kid ate something...

Wow, you are full of ideas. I'll just resign to letting them do their thing. Appreciate the insight.

I would LOVE to, but to go from 4 acres to about 10 acres (which is the next spot I can dam on the property) is almost $40K. Would make for a great pond! Honestly, there is clearly not "easy fix" so I am probably just going to let bygones be bygones and hope what you are saying about it...

Hi guys, I have a 4-acre pond that is a favorite stopping spot for migrating geese in the Fall and Spring- and although I love nature, the problem here is I get literally hundreds, maybe even thousands of geese. There are so many geese and so much poop that it actually hurts my pond. I get...

The special-egg mixed breeds can have some wonky features about them. I assume by green egg, you mean olive egger because those are not EE's. So given all that, I'd say you need to wait and see because it could well be a pullet with a wonky comb. You'll know in a few weeks to a month for sure.

You sound quite smart. 1) you get nature and do your research. 2) you "get" your parents. Keep those parents happy! You could probably make a case for a 6-egg incubator. If you live in a city, you could even make a business case to the parents that you will raise birds to sell. ;)

Every now and then a bird will surprise you though. If you don't mind it in your flock I'd just hang on to it until it crows. When they start- it doesn't sound like a crow, in fact it sounds more like a pathetic dying animal. You have a few months before anyone will recognize it to rehome him.

Soooo, not to be Debbie downer here, but in the off chance you can get that egg to hatch... are you aware of the care of a baby wren? It literally involves eyedroppers and feedings every 15-30 minutes. It's no joke, and exhausting. I know you mean the best by giving it a try and I mean no...