BeccaOH said:I'm ready for spring, and so are my birds. The hens are giving me a dozen eggs a day without light supplementation--and the roosters are fighting. Found two of my young boys going at it yesterday in the snow. I really think the EE would have killed the PR roo. There was lots of blood on his comb. Now the little PR roo is living in a rabbit hutch until he heals. I've got to separate out my breeders and sell my extra roos ASAP. Some girls are even showing too much wear already.
Hey, Keljonma, Hannah laid an egg yesterday. I caught her on the nest.
Anyone know how to house train a 9 month old female pup? I'm tired of cleaning up messes every day. Even though I have two boy dogs that are housebroke, she just seems to think outside time is play time that ends with a treat when they come back in. Glad my carpet is old and stained anyway. :/
YEA, Hannah!!! I think she lays a pretty egg; it was always kind of a creamy color. (Rachel's eggs have always been a mauve tint, and Sam was a white-egg breed.) Hannah was a pretty regular egg layer last year ....
Not good. The cage wire is too large on this cage to keep paws out. I'm going to have to rig up something to keep paws out since I don't have a better place to move the mommy and 6 babies.
Still not positive if my Linus is a boy and if we'll get any fertile eggs. I'm not getting many regular duck eggs. I had been up to 4 a day. I think the girls started laying outside the shelter and that the goose may be eating them. I've found yellow yolk stains in the snow. 
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