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Great info

4:27 I need to hear the story on how that happened in FL.

Can you spray the ivermectin in the coop to treat it?

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Just passed day 21 with my hatch, just a test batch really bc it’s my first time hatching chickens. One black Maran egg (well, father is Americana so hopefully olive ever!) and one Americana egg. What a size and color diff😂 fingers crossed I get at least one healthy bird! Saw movement every time I candled but it’s gone a bit over, it’s so hard to be patient with this, isn’t it!?😅

Thank you so much for this video, I am considering purchasing these on eBay because they're hatching eggs seemed to go crazy with the bidding God bless you your family and your chickens😊

When dinner comes to you:

Just trying to shed its skin😊😊😊f k h

A mapp torch will keep the snake warm. . . Very warm!

My soul would have left and never returned if I saw that above me

i live in michigan, no deadlly snakes, unlike SCaro

Mice and rats pee as they walk leaving heavy scent trails . Enough for other mice to use in lightless caves . I think that snake was following a scent trail .

lol. 😂. I’m a gay man but I am the role of mom to our three kids 5,6,7. I ask my husband similar things. Since I claim to be a kept man. 😅. Nah. I’m a kept man unless it comes to my birds. Then no one else can help cause I’m too independent to want help with them. Unless we’re building a coop. lol 😝

I really appreciate your videos. Thank you for sharing this information. It's very easy to miss emaciation with our fluffy chickens. It has happened to me a few times. It's a good practice to actually pick them up to make sure they aren't losing weight.

I have a 1 month old silky that isn’t using one of it’s legs all of a sudden it seems to be eating and drinking but sometimes it gets stuck on its back

I treated my hens today after receiving the 9 ml bottle of Elector PSP. I needed to know how long the solution will be viable after mixing - hours? a couple of days? - in case I couldn't get all the birds done by myself. So I called ValleyVet who sells it and they had me talk to the vet, herself. She was amazing! Turns out, as long as it is out of sunlight, it will last 24 hours once mixed with water. Also I asked about this "one-time application" that every TH-cam chicken lady is advocating and the vet said that is NOT true. The directions clearly state the treatment has to be repeated in 7-10 days, although she recommended 14 days. Still, I did some research in scientific studies and there is some indication it works as an ovicide (kills eggs) but not 100% of the time; only about 63% of eggs were consistently destroyed. The problem is that the developing insect inside the egg doesn't have a nervous system yet and the bacteria affects its nervous system, so there's some distinct moment the bacteria has to come into contact with the insect as it develops. Anyway, it's not 100% or one-time only. Anyway, I thought folks would want to know. Normally use coconut oil to repel and destroy lice AND the eggs, and it works a charm annually on the few that get it while foraging on an acre around wild birds and their lice, but this summer was super hot and humid so the hens been lying around more which made it more difficult to control. Coconut oil is the only thing that actually breaks down and destroys and eggs of both mites and lice. It's the caprylic acid in it. Also continues to repel them and soothes their skin and promotes healing.

But at what temperature, to leave baby chicks in incubator

Hi I have 3 little ones hard for me to tell as their saddle feathers are more squared at the ends? Have you ever seen this?

100% my friend! We are in NJ. I did in my early years put some heat plates up in couple coops. I didn’t notice difference! Think of the little birds who live in wild they do fine! I do the deep litter method but watch for ammonia smell. I get few with frost bite nothing crazy. I’ll throw some scratch with corn at night. I loose more in heat then in winter.

thank you, I lost 4 now to wet/dry fowl pox, one maybe because someone advised to separate her and it stressed her out, now i take in one during the day because of the hawk issue and bring her out to sleep with her sis at night in the coop. I take her in since she is weak from the wet pox and I dont want a hawk to get her

Just wondering if you harvested your birds, and if you’ve done any videos on finding someone to help with that.

some hens are eating feathers other hens in molting۔what is soloution about۔

Good description of the teenage chicken look.😄

U have a refugee rooster that would fly to my place during the day. He would not let me get very close. At first l noticed one eye almost closed then about 3 weeks the other eye looked the same. He is now almost blind so he comes up to me to be fed. I can now see that he has lesions that look like fowl pox. Does this sound like fowl pox to you.

My barred rock is on her 2nd time being broody this year and I just can’t snap her out of it and she isn’t laying on anything lol my old English game has been broody once already hatched 8 chicks. We recently thought we lost her or she got spooked away but of course she went broody in the barn and has been on 10 eggs 🤦🏻‍♂️😂

Thank you for making this video! We're about to use this for the first time to treat our flock. This gave me a lot of reassurance!

Thx so much!

4:01 the sunglasses 😂.

I love my Wheaten Maran

Interesting

I believe pour on is for external parasites only like mites etc. If you want to treat for internal worms, it's best that they drink it.

Indeed. My incubators are running for a while now. Lavender Ameraucanas. Just set some Bresse eggs and expecting some more Isabel Brahma since my first clutch had no hatches. I’ll keep trying till I get them I promise that!! Lol😅

They call the pathway a vector.

Can I please have a really Facebook page link so I don't get the look alike scammers? Thanks

When I get a broody hen I keep all the eggs.. I leave none behind. And then the chicken gets up and goes outside... I did have to bring a broody head into the hospital. It's just a kennel in my house. And I hang out with him for a couple of days.. and then the Broody is gone.

Do you sell your bantam cochin eggs

I gotta get so eggs.

I never admit which pen I favorite lol. Your 100% on point lol

Thank you for the information!!

I've heard good things about them. My husband and i just did a batch of cornish cross and they are SO high maintenance, and of course they don't breed true (if at all?). Bresse is a good idea as a self sustaining source of meat, and we can just add them to our layers and harvest as needed. Good reminder for me, because I was so grossed out by the CC 😂😂😂 dirty dirty birds. Delicious, but dirty 😂

My 2 year old girls lay 70-85 gram eggs about 5 week in winter in NJ. I love ABC some are flighty but I got some from Arcadian orchard mandalyn Royal and they are super friendly and very meaty

Beautiful ❤

How did your hatch rate end up with the shipped eggs in this video??

Do you have a reasonabley priced source for a small amount of Elector PSP? Is there an alternative to that brand, it's sooo expensive!

Thank you for the video! Only 1 of my 18 chickens seem affected. Is it ok to just treat her?

I have a week old chick and it’s having very bloody poop! I got three when I got them but so far only this one is bloody. It’s dark red blood! I have powder Corid from last year , but my chicks where older when this happened last year. Should I go ahead and treat now? And it’s powder . I don’t remember the dosage ..

I’ve 1:10 got my roll next to my nightstand. Lockdown is tomorrow. 😅.

I’m in NJ. It gets tricky in December- February. I hatch my Bresse September October I have a coop that’s insulated I’ll close off vents and throw heat lamp in it for few hours before bed and put heat plate in corner but they gotta be fully feathered if temps are below 50. The more bodies the better. I have Govee and ring camera on all my coops. I track temps all the time. Cause 70-45 in few hours will kill the babies quick.

Yes! We have wild dogs all over our rural area. Mongoose as well. They are like raccoons and will murder the whole flock but not eat them. They love drinking their blood. 🩸

Not Surprised.