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ours went to bed themselves i have a leading lady she gives me a light pech she escaped as i had the run open but we got her back in i think shes gonna get called mrs t lol i have not let them out into free range run that be later in week so they know a nit at a time they are funny -dave

well they had 24 hrs in coop been let out into run and came within 10 mins one seems a bit shy coming out and back in feed water gritn oyster now in run will be took in at night one they got use to that run then i let them in to free range area, i am a bit aprehensive about getting them back into co...

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hoping to get these tomorrow if not lohmann browns i went to a pet shop and asked for poultry grit and got given pigeon grit is that the same thing ?

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a shed in any reasonable condition to use as a shelter on our allotment 2 site many thanks dave

do you mix it in with the feed or a little dish millymolly also how much garlic powder to how much feed pls i was tod if you dont give them oyster shell then they take the calcium from there bones which does them in at thats advice from someone whos kep chickens 30 plus years

i havnt got me chooks yet but i have been told poultry spice is wort having and putting a bit of garlic powder in there feed
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I think my next task is to try to find my tenancy agreement, or contact the council to ask them if I'm allowed to keep them. You said you live in an ex council house, so i am ashulming that you are now a housing associatiobn tenant? your housing trust/ association will have a web site and on it sho...

No, not grit, crushed oyster shell . There is a difference and both serve different purposes - they need grit to help crush/digest their food as they don't have teeth and the grit helps this happen in their crops. The oystershell is a form of calcium which is important in their diets as not only do...

SusieGee wrote:I believe it acts like a tonic and helps ward off bugs. Cider vinegar is best.

how much in the water for chooks a tea spoonful ?

i am after black currant bushes,tayberry bushes,goosebury bushes etc bare rooted will be fine we are on a tight budget thats why im asking please im happy to pay postage i have tried fuit bushes from pound shops but not very good they were crud,if you can send us some i be really happy as im recover...