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organicfoods:
I use Top feeds!

Turks:
If you're going to have them in cages then you have to feed them layer mash once they hit 5% laying production. Them being on free range is something different all together.

organicfoods:
No I havent.

Turks:
The natural order of things. Females tend to be a bit recessive..Other than that, nothing major.

EMMAACHILE:
You may need to introduce multivitamin.

Turks:
Yes sir. A thousand. We dey cope just fine. Yep..Separate pens actually. We're hoping to get a market for them cos people seem really interested in them. We're yet to determine their price. Well, at 6weeks, one should be able to tell the males and females apart..Using their combs, feathers etc. Naaah...Males have black hocks too; that shouldn't really be a characteristic in differentiating them. Very correct. They're shorter and wider with much smaller combs.

Turks:
Great Job! My Noilers would be ready for sale in a few days. They'll be four weeks old then. I've got 1000 of em. Wanna sell off 250 and keep the remaining 750.

great107:
let see the pic, I need 10 females

pat077:
which one be noiler again, is it different from boilers

EMMAACHILE:
It should be the space that is making them restless. Noilers are built for scavenging and free range.

EMMAACHILE:
The number of chicks. It reminds me of someone who raised 200 white cockerels in my area though they were on free range.

EMMAACHILE:
That is huge

ButterFrost212:
What's he now writting

SShadow:
It's quite normal. They are just establishing a pecking order. Anyways watch them closely. If the fight causes injury, na cannibalism be day ooh.

jfkenny:
They are really bigoo, at nine weeks..

jfkenny:
At 9wweks, how many bags have u exhausted. How many Noilers do u have

Nicogen4us:
that is their character and some are temperament

EMMAACHILE:
It could be inadequate availability of food.

Turks:
Morning boss...How was your weekend? Kindly separate them or if you lack space, give them vitamin K. Water leaf and Dongoyaro leaves are rich in Vitamin K. Get the leaves and squeeze it in their water for 3-5 days and watch the fighting and pecking end. I hope this helps..

Turks:
Keenly following the progress of my birds