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"This session is an introduction to keeping quail and/or chickens in your back garden and should take approximately 1 1/2 to 2 hours. You will have lots of opportunity to observe and meet the girls, see their accommodation and ask questions.\r\nOn the day you will learn how to:\r\n\r\nchoose, site, set up and clean an eglu and cube\r\nsettle your quail or chickens into their new environment\r\nhandle the hens (if you can catch one!)\r\nmanage their daily care and maintenance requirements&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;\r\nlook after their basic health and wellbeing \r\nkeep them safe from predators\r\nprepare for dealing with a broody hen\r\nrecognise illness and what to do\r\nprovide a fun and exciting environment for them to live in\r\nand make the most of your quails and chickens eggs!\r\n\r\nYou will need to come dressed ready for the weather as the course will be held outside. Old shoes or wellies, waterproofs and a golf umbrella are recommended! And if we have freaky sunshine, bring some suncream!\r\nWe will round the session off with a cuppa and a slice of homemade cake (made with freshly laid eggs from my chickens) and you can ask as many questions as you wish. &amp;nbsp;\r\nUnfortunately the garden is not fully wheelchair accessible but we will do our best to accommodate where possible.\r\n&amp;nbsp;*Children must be accompanied by an adult and pay full price for a place on the course (but they will get an extra piece of cake and go home with a memorable experience).\r\nWe accept no responsibility for any loss or injury whilst on the premises. By booking on this course you are agreeing to these terms."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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