- Thread starter
- #31
ticks
Hunting Crazy
Thankshobobrando said:
I'm trying to feed my pheasants not all the pheasants and Vermont.
Oh wait, what Pheasatns in VT.
Darn winter kills them all!
Ticks- (SS journal) PICS OF THE STORM! 7/3
- Thread starter ticks
- Start date
I'm trying to feed my pheasants not all the pheasants and Vermont.
Oh wait, what Pheasatns in VT.
Darn winter kills them all!
- Thread starter
- #32
ticks
Hunting Crazy
Today I found a nice little surprise from my Rouen duck, a petite little egg. 
I'm still wondering my pheasants haven't started laying yet, they are starting to make nests, but people have already started getting eggs in VT!
I'm still wondering my pheasants haven't started laying yet, they are starting to make nests, but people have already started getting eggs in VT!
- Thread starter
- #33
ticks
Hunting Crazy
Last night we went out and saved 68 Salamanders! Long night.
there is a story and pics in the me & my self sufficient family.
there is a story and pics in the me & my self sufficient family.
- Thread starter
- #34
ticks
Hunting Crazy
Ahhh, went out to check my chicks today and saw one had runny poo, looked sick and matched the description for cocci.
Juuuuuust great, that's just what I needed AFTER HAVING 25% OF MY NEW PHEASANTS GET DRENCHED LAST WEEK.
sorry for caps, I hit caps lock but I'm too lazy to retype it.
Juuuuuust great, that's just what I needed AFTER HAVING 25% OF MY NEW PHEASANTS GET DRENCHED LAST WEEK.
sorry for caps, I hit caps lock but I'm too lazy to retype it.
keljonma
Epicurean Goddess
We haven't had this problem, but here is what I have in my "chicken files".....
Give a hefty dose of cayenne pepper: 1/2 tsp pepper to each 1/2 cup of feed. Moisten it with buttermilk or yogurt if you have some. If not, user water with a tsp of cider vinegar. Keep them on this for several weeks if they improve. If any get worse you will need to get medicated feed or corid to give them.
ETA: Clean out all bedding and disinfect their area.
Give a hefty dose of cayenne pepper: 1/2 tsp pepper to each 1/2 cup of feed. Moisten it with buttermilk or yogurt if you have some. If not, user water with a tsp of cider vinegar. Keep them on this for several weeks if they improve. If any get worse you will need to get medicated feed or corid to give them.
ETA: Clean out all bedding and disinfect their area.
dacjohns
Our Frustrated Curmudgeon
Hey ticks,
They sure have been hard on you over on that other thread.
They sure have been hard on you over on that other thread.
MorelCabin
Quilting Extraordinaire
I use molasses for runny bottoms, and cinnamon for any cold like symptoms (sneezing coughing etc) Usually works pretty good for mine. Never dealt with cocci though, Keljonma's cayenne pepper is a great idea...cayenne is an amazing spice both for people and animals
- Thread starter
- #38
ticks
Hunting Crazy
PICS of the storm
Blackbird
Goat Whisperer
Ohh, dark and spooky auras 
Looks nice.
Whats in the shed in the middle picture?
Looks nice. Whats in the shed in the middle picture?
big brown horse
Hoof In Mouth
COOL!!!
