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You should look into shelties they are absolutely adorable and very intelligent.

I have a question regarding my Muscovy duck eggs. My hen just started sitting on her eggs SAT morning and I decided to take them away and place Cayuga eggs under her instead (on Tuesday night). I-took her eggs and placed them in a nest where my Other muscovy hen is going to go broody soon. Are...

Hello, I am wondering what will happen if I cross my RIR rooster back with some of my sex link hens. Will the hens that come out, lay just as big eggs or will they not lay very much at all.

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What does TBD @ midnight stand for??

Poor thing. I got the same results when the humidity was too high in my gosling incubator. Unfortunately, there is nothing really to do about the little guy except to let nature take its course. Most of the goslings that came out that way survived for me, but I have no experience with quails...

Sorry to hear that!! My red sex-links also laid XL eggs but I didn't know if there was a difference between the two. Thanks for the Info. I think I'll just wait till they have the red sex-links available:)

About the same?

Does anybody know if red sex-links and black sex-links lay the same large brown eggs? Or do they lay differently? The hatchery with the red sex links are all sold out but they have the black ones so I am just wondering if they are the same?

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I have a Ameraucana/Maran hen that keeps laying eggs. But she won’t go broody already! Is there anything I can do to make her go broody??

One of my muscovy females landed on a thin wire in my garden and the cat immediately rushed to try to get it

Did you know that each state is actually breeding and releasing Red-Tailed hawks to keep the squirrel population down, and each hawk has a microchip tracking device on it :(

Yeah, I set a trap too but these foxes, I think, are to smart for that. I also set a camera outside that records when there is motion, but so far he hasn't come back yet. I'll let you know if anything new happens😉

Yes, same thing happened to me. Something stole one of my Muscovy females in the night, but there were no feathers around, so whatever got her was big enough to pick her up in his mouth and carry her into the woods. So my best guess would be a fox or coyote as stated previously!