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Thank you very much for taking the time.

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Yep shipping chicks out. I am NPIP and AI certified.

Does anyone have experience in shipping day old chicks? I had someone ask me the other day. It makes me a bit nervous.

I am sorry for your loss. Thinking of you, it sounds overwhelming! Tragic!

Liesel says sweet dreams everyone!

We used that thick hi temp grease before the first use.

Been there done that, an old coca cola bottle was an interesting one as it creates a vacuum. It had to be broken.

That's too bad I am setting a week on Monday. I will need to put the almanac to the test. They said we were going to have a cooler wet summer. They were right about the wet.

And Mississippi is the land mass between AL and NOLA.

It's free here.

I let mine out. They have no roof on the runs. They weren't worried about it. They did the blood test and the swabs. No worries.

About 4 weeks.

I fed all you can eat for 12 hours took the feed up for 12 hours. I fed flock raiser. The boys got to between 7.5 to 8.5lb and the pullets 6.8 to 7.3 lbs.

You would only failike if your birds test positive for pullorium and Avian Influenza. I have mine tested every 6 months as I ship eggs all over. Plus I am planning on showing.

Mine only come out an hour before roosting so I can supervise. The neighbors complained that they were in their yard. Miserable buggers.

I usually grow mine for 8 weeks it feels like years.

LOL.

I need to get started on mine in a minute.