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this weather has set us all back. Keep on keeping on man. It will work out
Turkeys about breeding time
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It shouldn't be to much longer now before I can send you some hatching eggs
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@Chic Rustler - they still are not done laying. They haven't started sitting yet. The two hens have only laid 23 eggs. I suspect they have a few.more to.lay before they start sitting. At least I know these eggs haven't froze
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I got a few irons in the fire right now. Gotta come up with something that will keep the rabbits alive on 110°f day, build new hutches, and i have 85 eggs in the incubator....oh and canning every other night il midnight.
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Momma hen (me) is ready - all I need now is some baby turkeys.
Scrap lumber brooder in the nursery yard with 150 watt heat lamp ready to go.
Working hard at making baby turkeys. I'm expecting the first baby turkeys to hatch sometime this week.
Scrap lumber brooder in the nursery yard with 150 watt heat lamp ready to go.
Working hard at making baby turkeys. I'm expecting the first baby turkeys to hatch sometime this week.
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I seen some pippin going on. No that's not pimpin - it pippin supposed to rain the next couple of days - that'll be a great time for turkey chicks to hatch.
supposed to rain the next couple of days - that'll be a great time for turkey chicks to hatch.
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With all these zipped shells, I would think there has to be some baby turkeys. But I'll be doggone if I can find them. Probably hiding under the hens keeping warm. IDK... I put some food in where they are brooding, they already had water in there.
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Awesome!
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Awesome! I wouldn't be reaching under no turkey looking for babies... I'm a little skeered of turkeys, lol!
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Well if your scarred - say you're scarred -:lol
You have good reason to be scarred though. Turkey pecks draw blood, but not so much that they leave a welt, just a bloody pinch really. Still quite a bit worse than a rooster peck though.
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