, , , , , Satins (Paint, Chocolate, Chocolate Paints, Lavender, Black), , , Easter egger Naked necks. Just as the hens cluck to their eggs, we talk to the eggs in the incubator during their development. This helps them to connect with human voices as soon as they hatch. They're fed mash chick food for the first couple days u
sing our clean hands to mix it and let the chicks peck it off. They get used to hands being around them so the roosters have less chance of aggression or fear, also we use drip ni***es with newly hatched chicks, they don’t drown and they take to them very quickly. We don’t feed medicated chick food as a Coccidiosis preventive, but opt to give Corid in the water after they are 1 week old. Our poultry are raised just as my parents and grandparents did, they taught us breeds, breeding, incubating, hatching, and processing poultry. We fell in love with bantams in 2014 and it's Chicken Math ever since. Currently we breed;
Serama, Micro Silkie (project), Silkies, Showgirls, Satins, and Frizzled Satins, colors are; Paint, Chocolate, Lavender, and Black. We're on our 6th generation lavender frizzled bantam cochins, only available upon request. Our large fowl are Turken (aka Naked Necks) that lay green/blue eggs, Ameraucana's (not Easter eggers), Chocolate in those breeds will be available in the near future (work in progress). We breed to SoP for showing purposes (for those who do show, but no guarantees on the projects). We hope you enjoy our page, if you have questions please feel free to message us, thank you for stopping by The Dailey Cluck :-)
