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New Hen

18 years ago

Last year my Tom turkey had to sit on the eggs cause she just ignored them .Got a new hen this year ( kept the old one too)2 eggs have been layed so far and I'm hoping one of these girls will sit. If they both lay and sit --well then I'll have more chicks then I'll know what to do with.

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outdoor-girl
18 years ago
I'm sure you'll find a use for them! We'd like to get some turkeys, but I need to read up on them. Anyway, not this year...this year is the year of the chicken. :)

I see you're into bees...I'm expecting our two hives by May. Were supposed to get them by now, but the guy getting us into beekeeping re-queened, and he wants to make sure all is a-ok. I'm excited, though!
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