baby chicks 2 weeks old
Monday, 24 June 2013
Sunday, 20 January 2013
Raising Cruelty Free chickens Part 4
Raising Cruelty Free Chickens part 4
Well the little Guys are now 4 weeks old a little
bigger a few more feathers.And very active running around flapping and stirring
dust.
These guys eat their way through 2 cups of food a
day at the moment. They are fed Organic feed which the price is skyrocketing.
So the little hens will start to lay in another 16
to 18 weeks .Approximately 20 to 22 weeks old. So here is this week’s photos.
Enjoy :)
I am A porcupine Cant wait to see what this one looks like full grown
OK guys how do we get out of here |
Look Yella I know you have a way of busting out of here you need to show us all |
First you jump up on the feeder dont poo in it that just gets Him Mad |
Then you flap your way up to here see Easy |
Sunday, 13 January 2013
Raising Cruelty Free feathers part 3
Well I need to apologise as I did not post anything last week. This will get a little boring and repetative untill the little ones start displaying thier personalities. Some allready have like escaping their barrier and then crying shrilly that they need help and then promptly running away when the big bad man comes in to rescue them.
So as I said earlier I have no Idea who is male or female at this pint in time but here is my best guess based on feather development and size.
5 boys 4 girls
So I leave you with some photos you can see that they have grown and now at 3 weeks are 90% covered in feathers instead of down. We may have at least 1 barred rock in this mix time will tell.
www.mountainmancreations.com
www.mountainfeathers.ca
So as I said earlier I have no Idea who is male or female at this pint in time but here is my best guess based on feather development and size.
5 boys 4 girls
So I leave you with some photos you can see that they have grown and now at 3 weeks are 90% covered in feathers instead of down. We may have at least 1 barred rock in this mix time will tell.
www.mountainmancreations.com
www.mountainfeathers.ca
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