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what's kickin´chicken : davony's chicks : Quote: Sorry, but that is one ugly chicken. now I know where they got my feather extensions from...... That is really sad... really, really sad

ok, I've got another deal for someone... My farmer dude had decided he no longer wants any more chicks which means I'm stuck with a last hatch that I don't want or need. So, I have about 20 Le Fleche x Delawares which are made for eating but the little hens come out really pretty and will be...

I had a rat in my pen forever and couldn't get rid of him. Used to actually roost with the chickens... He would bite them in the night... I used live traps, etc, etc... Then one night, I heard a scream and saw something dark fly buy. The owl got him... I would highly recommend you find as...

Quote: I have D'Uccles that are between 4-6 weeks old. I would love to help you, but I live in Elsberry, that is about 2 hours from you. Let me know if that is close enough. Thank You , but 1 hour each way is about all i can handle at once.... The only way I can help is to sell you cochin...

Quote: That is so cool, I thought that baby looked familiar... so you now have 8 that are either hatched or hatching and 3 that are dark but not pipped yet? If it is feathered feet, they are Cochin. If they turn white, the dad may be a Delaware but when you got eggs they were still with the...

Quote: That is so cool, I thought that baby looked familiar... so you now have 8 that are either hatched or hatching and 3 that are dark but not pipped yet? If it is feathered feet, they are Cochin. If they turn white, the dad may be a Delaware but when you got eggs they were still with the...

Quote: Look up New Madrid fault line and Reelfoot Lake. It is a serious fault line and scares the (*&*& out of me when I go down there. Last serious one caused the Mississippi River to flow backward for several days. Not my idea of a good time!

Eastern MO gets a lot of those little tremors... I lived in West TN when I was young and would feel them from time to time too. Don't like it very much I have to say. Prefer the Western side of the state where the ground stands still...

I still got her and all the little ones. I'm gonna put an ad on craistlist for the cochin chicks too. Hopefully they will find their new home soon. Costs a fortune to feed all these little beaks... Dave

Quote: How much do you want for her? What color is she and is she bantam or standard? I really don't need another broody, apparently it's contagious and most of my flock is either broody or playing at being broody. I do want a cochin hen though, and am impatient for mine to hatch. I sent you...

Does anyone need a broody hen? I put chicks under my Cochin momma who has done well this year with chicks she hatched herself but she killed the babies I put under her. I have NEVER had a Cochin do this before. Like I said, she did well with hatching her own but I have no interest in dealing...

I am soft hearted and chickens, cows, pigs and other animals are meat for humans. I do not think being cruel is ok though. Caponizing isn't a fun thing for the chicks but it is more humane than slaughter in a grinder!!! Also, there has to be a way to use all the chicks for human consumption...

Quote: Try less than 30 seconds per bird! WARNING graphic video: http://www.zmyanji.com/zmsp/201006/723.html uh uhhhhhhhh! that aint right at all! sure must take a lot of roosters for a "chicken fry". He only did one side. you have to do both I thought to get both of the boy parts... ...

We need someone to teach a class. I have a friend who has lots of Burmese friends... I'm hoping one of them knows how to do it and can teach me. Language barriers could be a problem but hey, beggars can't be choosers... DAve

Does anyone local know how to caponize chickens and if so, how much will you charge me? Dave

Quote: They love to eat my chickens...

Sunny and hot here in Kansas City today. Bout froze yesterday and today, went out to mow and got TOO hot... Guess I've gotten too old to switch between weather patterns so quickly!

Quote: Yep, that sums it up... I headed down to my basement. My hometown in TN was hit one week, Joplin this and so it just stands to reason that I'm next!

Now the tornadoes have given us a respite (for a moment at least), I wondered if anyone wants a little Birchan Bantam Rooster. He is a looker but the big boys are picking on him and I no longer need a male figure for my hens. I have all the bantam chicks I can handle or want to handle...

Is everyone ok in Sedalia? I hear it was an f2 that just hit you...