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Category Archives: Phesants

Hatchlings

May 30, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

The pheasants started hatching the day before the chukars. We hatched 39 pheasants and 34 chukars. This was a hatch rate over 70%, I am thrilled with the shipped eggs.

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chukar, Eggs, Homesteading, Incubation, Phesants

Pheasant Chicks Arrived

May 14, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

Just in case my eggs don’t hatch, I ordered a backup set of 25 chicks. They arrived safe and sound two days after hatching. They are now in my brooder, […]

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Homesteading, Phesants

Introducing Huey, Duey, and Louey

May 12, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

It is oppressively humid tonight, and I can see lighting flashing across the Western sky. Anyways, I wax poetic from time to time, but things are humming along on the […]

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chukar, Construction, Ducks, Eggs, Homesteading, Incubation, Phesants, Processing, Quail, Rabbits, Update

Pheasant and Chukar Eggs

May 4, 2015by dirtartful Leave a comment

I put 80 eggs into the Styrofoam incubator, and 30 eggs into my cooler incubator. 50% ring neck pheasant, and 50% chukar partridge. The bobwhite quail eggs were candled, and […]

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chukar, Eggs, Homesteading, Incubation, Phesants, Quail

End of Camp Acres

July 27, 2013by dirtartful 2 Comments

Another one of the baby Californians died this week. They had plenty of food and water, and were slowly added on to grass. I think we may have introduced them […]

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Chickens, Girl Scouts, Homesteading, Phesants, Rabbits

Camp Acres – Week 13

July 22, 2013by dirtartful Leave a comment

After the incident of bunny heatstroke last week, baby bunny made it through a week of oppressive humidity and heat before succumbing. I was honestly crushed, since I was on […]

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Chickens, Homesteading, Phesants, Problems

Camp Acres – Week 9 and 10

July 8, 2013by dirtartful Leave a comment

So, I have had back to back weekends with Agility Trials, so I haven’t gotten to update as planned. Every year at camp, the state health inspector comes. My boss […]

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Chicken Tractor, Chickens, Girl Scouts, Homesteading, Phesants, Programs, Rabbits

Camp Acres, Week 8

June 24, 2013by dirtartful 2 Comments

The chickens have moved permanently to a new home. The 12 of them are snug inside the coop at night (as it is only 0.7 square feet per chicken); however, […]

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Chickens, Girl Scouts, Homesteading, Phesants, Programs, Rabbits

Camp Acres! Week 7

June 18, 2013by dirtartful Leave a comment

After returning from Harvard/MIT, I had discovered that one of the chickens died during the storm that knocked out power. They did not have access to water, or light (to […]

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Chickens, Girl Scouts, Homesteading, Phesants, Programs, Rabbits

Camp Acres… Week 6

June 10, 2013by dirtartful Leave a comment

As I previously stated, the experiment at apartment acres is now over because of smell, and North Carolina summer heat. However, the five rabbits, 13 chickens, and 8 button quail […]

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Chickens, Girl Scouts, Homesteading, Phesants, Rabbits

Final Week at Apartment Acres

June 3, 2013by dirtartful Leave a comment

I don’t know if anyone had read my last post. But, because of the smell and humidity, the experiment at apartment acres is officially ending this week. I want to […]

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Chickens, Homesteading, Phesants, Rabbits

Return to Wicked Chicken

June 3, 2013by dirtartful 1 Comment

Last Sunday (5/26), I went back to the Wicked Chicken Auction. I went majorly overboard… I brought home button quails, blonde and pharaoh quails, a fully grown Muscovy drake (14 […]

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Chickens, Ducks, Homesteading, Phesants, Rabbits

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