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I found a wild hen in my garden. Will you find me your way? Or do they have no direction?

Sometimes when they are together they find their way to me. If it is cold, you will need shelter with grass. Wild feed is not the right thing to do, you need layers of pudding mixed with vegetables or even served with pudding. All you can do is find an animal shelter near you and see if it is acceptable.

You can place ads in local paper anywhere. Birds usually know where they live. If he hunted (by hunters), he wouldn't be with me. If someone goes out, they have to feed them (there is chicken in the grocery store) and visit my house or call home. The climate depends on the extreme north you are in. I live in Florida and my chickens stay out all year round. Even in the 1920s, there was food here. Shelter them to avoid direct, cold winds.

You can keep it or wait for it to return to its original state (did you know that there are chickens around?) Or just use it.

It depends on where you sleep, if you sleep warm and not wet you will recover.

Squirrel food ensures that whatever wild animals you eat will not get sick, because if chickens eat the same, they can get sick too.

1.) I will put it in a cardboard box filled with water and if you still have it, I will take it with me.

The hen usually finds me. But they will keep returning to your garden in search of food. But if I can't find the chickens, you can make a chicken coop and keep it outside or in the garage. Stay in the cold as long as you provide outdoor shelter for the chickens.

If it falls on your page, it may get lost. If you live in a rural area, some shifts may steal your support. You can place an ad in the paper, but it is unlikely that anyone will claim it. You can pick them up if you want, they are not so difficult to take care of, but it is a responsibility and cooperation is very expensive. You get free eggs :) If you don't want them, human societies can get them, I'm not sure it's difficult. Animal control?

It was probably lost. If you don't know if you have a chicken, you can't find me. If you do not want to, save animal control and contact them. If you decide to stay with her, make a chicken coop for her.

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I found a wild hen in my garden. Will it find its way? Or do they have no direction? ^

What can I do with it?

Will it continue when the weather cools down?

We had plenty of food for skins and squirrels.

I mean, what can you do for them? (Don't recommend Christmas dinner!)

Sometimes when they are together they find their way to me. If it is cold, you will need shelter with grass. Wild foods are not the right choice for this, you need a layer of pudding with vegetables or even a serving with pudding. It is best to look for a shelter near you and see if it is accepted.

You can place ads in local paper anywhere. Birds usually know where they live. If he hunted (by hunters), he wouldn't be with me. If someone goes out, they have to feed them (there is chicken in the grocery store) and visit my house or call home. The climate depends on the extreme north you are in. I live in Florida and my chickens are out all year round. Even in the 1920s, there was food here. Shelter them to avoid direct, cold winds.

You can keep it or wait for it to return to its original state (did you know that there are chickens around?) Or just use it.

It depends on where you sleep, if you sleep warm and not wet you will be fine.

Squirrel food ensures that whatever wild animals you eat will not get sick, because if chickens eat the same, they can get sick too.

1.) I will put it in a cardboard box filled with water and if you still have it I will take it with me.

If it falls on your page, it may get lost. If you live in a rural area, some shifts may steal your support. You can place an ad in the newspaper, but it is unlikely that anyone will claim it. You can pick them up if you want, they are not so difficult to take care of, but it is a responsibility and cooperation is expensive. You get free eggs :) If you don't want them, human society can take them, I'm not sure it's that hard. Animal control?

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Maya Lin-Takahashi

Maya Lin-Takahashi

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