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A Good man is Hard to find, oh wait, or is it a Hard man is Good to find? :P
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They are so so cute!
Quoting: LittleMe Yeah I was grumbling back then about how much of a pain in the ass it was dealing with them. They require a lot more attention than chicks the first few days after hatching. Have to make sure each one learns how to eat and drink. Wasn't long before I missed the experience LoL looking forward to doing it again this spring. Last year was the first time for me. I raised four wild baby turkeys two years ago... their diet was hard boiled eggs... they grew up and left. Well done! They can fend for themselves pretty quickly once they're able to fly up and roost in trees. Usually around 2-3 weeks old. I found a really young baby robin last spring... had the ideal setup for it to survive... he became quick friends with all the poults. Fed it with ground up freeze-dried mealworms mixed with a little water on fingertip. Worked well! Once it was able to fly well I had my 6yr old niece let him go when she & family visited. That was a nice gift for her.
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