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Yh uhm for the little kind gesture,all I need in return is for you to put in a good word for me @Ryeofarms by telling people about our services which includes:
-Foreign/English ducks
-Muscovy ducks
-Guinea fowls
-Exotic dog breeds
all are available for sale at RYEO farms.

THANKS &GOD BLESS

Riele:
In Abeokuta?
Unlucky me

oh eyah

One has been taken (the White one) owner will come for It tmrw,it remains the brown one

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longetivity:
I'm in Lagos

oh ok
thing is I have one left and about 3 people are vying for it so just to make it fair whoever comes for it first gets it...on a norms (if it was for sale) i'd have used courier since I'll have added the courier fee to the charges but since I'm giving it away freely i'd prefer pick ups

danvault:
How about Sango? I know someone around there.

if he/she can come to Abk no pb

so sorry I haven't post their pics yet I've been a lil bit busy school,work and stuff...but I should be able to post em tonight

longetivity:
free or ........

free if you're in Abeokuta

danvault:
I want one but I'm in Lagos.

OK if you can send someone,maybe a friend or relative you know within Abk

Legalcriminal:
Quote me

alright as soon as I reach I'll take some pics and post

Legalcriminal:
Many Nigerian hate cats with useless believe can I see the pictures I’m interested

yh all the superstitious beliefs flying around..

longetivity:
I also need someone that will give me a cute female cat���

if you're still interested I have kittens

Hi feline lovers; I have some kittens up for adoption here in Abeokuta.. Contact me for more details

Thanks

Morning pics
#Goodmorning

aanexplus:
Cute lady woof woof

Thanks

Lady Mabel (4 months old)
#Ryeo-kennels
#Ryeofarms

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chukskafor:
Ok, do well to mention me whenever they are available

ok

chukskafor:
How much is your day old Muscovy

for now I don't have day olds on ground but I sell @500 per one for Muscovy
Then 800 per one for foreign breeds

Rabbitcartel:
Thank God no b only me notice d k legged tales by moonlight.. he obviously doesn't know d responsibility that comes with owning a dog

Wait o,let's say the story is fake ehn; so what happens to a thief/criminal that broke into my property to harm me but luckily he got apprehended by my dog.....someone will now charge me to court say wetin?!

But your dog attacked him. People kill dogs that attack and injure/kill humans.

That's if the dog assaults an innocent person; the guy in question is guilty....
That's the main point of keeping guard dogs (to apprehend criminals not kiss them)

Happy New Year Family and friends, May this year be prosperous for us all...Amen�

HisGrace0000001:
OK, thanks. Will try it out.

you're welcome

HisGrace0000001:
Wow. Does this work for turkeys too?

yea it works with turkeys too

HisGrace0000001:
How do you do that?

if you mean the hatching process?!
To do that you have to be very vigilant as to notice when your chicken is Broody/starts to lay eggs...Once you observe a Broody hen all you have to do is replace the hen's egg with that of the ducks and this must be done before the hen starts to incubate the eggs so as to achieve 100% accuracy...After doing all these if the eggs are fertile then the hen will definitely hatch them after 28 days

And I guess you all know what a Muscovy (local duck) is like but I'll upload pics in a bit.
Then that leaves us with MULLARDS; they occur as a result of crossbreeding btw Muscovies and Mallard-derived ducks

Hi all
I was thinking of adopting baby African Grey parrots but I'm still doing my findings and research about the birds;any professional advice will be appreciated � thanks

More pics

Say hello to MABEL

The thing is they get spooked easily even the slightest of strange sound or movement scares them so if they're going to lay their eggs and hatch them on their own they need some freedom and secrecy(somewhere hidden from other ducks and animals)

Chibenze:
Do they hatch there eggs?

About that it depends on how you raise them if you raised them in a coop / barn they won't really be interested in hatching their eggs but if you free range them and infant even rear them together with the locks on free range its possible they hatch their eggs on their own but since I keep them mostly in the coop (they only take a stroll out in the morning and then afternoon) I prefer to let my chickens do the hatching for them

Oh sorry you can contact us on 07054235931