Natural And Artificial Duck Culture
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When six or eight weeks old, and even after they are full grown, they often get frightened, gr gallied as it were, in dark nights. Being unable to see, one bird will touch another, he will spring away and come in contact with several more.
In an instant the whole are in the most violent commo- tion, whirling and treading each other down. It will be a perfect stampede and will sometimes be kept up the entire night. After a night of such dissipation many of the birds will appear completely jaded ...out, and some of them unable to rise. Of course, this must be stopped at once or the grower may bid farewell to all fattening or laying on the part of the birds. Hanging lanterns in the yards at stated distances will usually restore order. It will not be needed when there is a moon. See that there are no sharp projections in either yards or breeding-pens, as both old and young birds are often lamed for life by simply coming in contact with them in the night.
Too much care cannot be exercised on this point, as the bones of the birds are so small and their bodies so frail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When six or eight weeks old, and even after they are full grown, they often get frightened, gr gallied as it were, in dark nights. Being unable to see, one bird will touch another, he will spring away and come in contact with several more.
In an instant the whole are in the most violent commo- tion, whirling and treading each other down. It will be a perfect stampede and will sometimes be kept up the entire night. After a night of such dissipation many of the birds will appear completely jaded ...out, and some of them unable to rise. Of course, this must be stopped at once or the grower may bid farewell to all fattening or laying on the part of the birds. Hanging lanterns in the yards at stated distances will usually restore order. It will not be needed when there is a moon. See that there are no sharp projections in either yards or breeding-pens, as both old and young birds are often lamed for life by simply coming in contact with them in the night.
Too much care cannot be exercised on this point, as the bones of the birds are so small and their bodies so frail.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Rankin to read onlineMoreLess
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