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Poults seen! #2135781
06/11/17 01:39 PM
06/11/17 01:39 PM
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Checking on the clover fields to see what needed to be bush hogged. Almost ran over a hen as she squacked out from the from of the Polaris Ranger. Was riding slow and it about scared the poo out of me.

I haven't ever heard a hen make the calls she was doing to her babies, or the sound she made as she came out from the front of the Ranger. Makes me think I may have ran over her.

Counted 8 poults around 6" high.

Slowly backed out and left them.

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Re: Poults seen! [Re: BOFF] #2136262
06/12/17 08:47 AM
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I saw a few fly on June 3. Hen was in the edge of the woods and took off as I drove by then little ones started pitching up. Beautiful sight!!!! BtwTW, First poults were seen the first weekend in May

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Re: Poults seen! [Re: BOFF] #2136843
06/13/17 03:42 AM
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Saw a Hen with 8 Saturday on our property in Dekalb County, they where a little bigger than a quail.

Re: Poults seen! [Re: BOFF] #2137551
06/13/17 07:52 PM
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Saw hens with poults do that when I walk up on them I think they are trying to distract while the poults run away or something

Re: Poults seen! [Re: bama_boy] #2137981
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Saw some a little while ago on my lease. Several hens and poults that were about the size of a bantam chicken

Re: Poults seen! [Re: BOFF] #2145495
06/22/17 05:49 AM
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I just saw a hen with 10-12 poults about the size of quail. They were moving fast on the ground and I would think they can fly, but I was careful not to disturb them. Rain has slowed to a drizzle now, but it has been pouring down all morning.

These poults had to have hatched during a time of a lot of rain, and have seen a lot of rain during their short lives. But it looks like the whole clutch has survived and even thrived during a time of unusually wet weather.

It makes me really question the commonly believed idea that wet weather spells doom for poults.


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Re: Poults seen! [Re: poorcountrypreacher] #2145515
06/22/17 05:59 AM
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Originally Posted By: poorcountrypreacher
I just saw a hen with 10-12 poults about the size of quail. They were moving fast on the ground and I would think they can fly, but I was careful not to disturb them. Rain has slowed to a drizzle now, but it has been pouring down all morning.

These poults had to have hatched during a time of a lot of rain, and have seen a lot of rain during their short lives. But it looks like the whole clutch has survived and even thrived during a time of unusually wet weather.

It makes me really question the commonly believed idea that wet weather spells doom for poults.


I think its different on every piece of property, some flooded worse than others


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