Getting a chicken pregnant?
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Mazda Baiter said:
schmalex said:
MBHappyBunny said:
Pregnant Chickens FFS!
Here's some basic advice for you:-
1) Give the chickens back to the person who sold them to you.
2) Read a book about how to look after your chickens (an old fashioned but reliable method of learning)
3) When you have the required knowledge and equipment to responsibly look after the chickens and any subsequent chicks then get some more.
Honestly, some people.........
Thanks for the advice, chap Here's some basic advice for you:-
1) Give the chickens back to the person who sold them to you.
2) Read a book about how to look after your chickens (an old fashioned but reliable method of learning)
3) When you have the required knowledge and equipment to responsibly look after the chickens and any subsequent chicks then get some more.
Honestly, some people.........
You'll be delighted to hear we are getting 6 Alpaca's in a few weeks.
Hopefully they'll last longer than the Geese last year......
Have you tried vaseline and a pencil?
Spot's all chopped & sorted now. However, my wife decided it'd be a good idea to get her a friend, so Sparkle arrived a week or so ago. She's 4 months old, so I've got the whole worm dance, pencil shagging thing to go through again.
Plus I sound like a right bender shouting "SPOT, SPAAAARKLE" outside the front door in a high pitched voice every night.
Edited by schmalex on Saturday 24th April 18:50
schmalex said:
Mazda Baiter said:
schmalex said:
MBHappyBunny said:
Pregnant Chickens FFS!
Here's some basic advice for you:-
1) Give the chickens back to the person who sold them to you.
2) Read a book about how to look after your chickens (an old fashioned but reliable method of learning)
3) When you have the required knowledge and equipment to responsibly look after the chickens and any subsequent chicks then get some more.
Honestly, some people.........
Thanks for the advice, chap Here's some basic advice for you:-
1) Give the chickens back to the person who sold them to you.
2) Read a book about how to look after your chickens (an old fashioned but reliable method of learning)
3) When you have the required knowledge and equipment to responsibly look after the chickens and any subsequent chicks then get some more.
Honestly, some people.........
You'll be delighted to hear we are getting 6 Alpaca's in a few weeks.
Hopefully they'll last longer than the Geese last year......
Have you tried vaseline and a pencil?
Spot's all chopped & sorted now. However, my wife decided it'd be a good idea to get her a friend, so Sparkle arrived a week or so ago. She's 4 months old, so I've got the whole worm dance, pencil shagging thing to go through again.
Plus I sound like a right bender shouting "SPOT, SPAAAARKLE" outside the front door in a high pitched voice every night.
Edited by schmalex on Saturday 24th April 18:50
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