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Mike first heads off to Iowa and discovers the dirty process behind sexing male and female baby chicks.''''He then goes to Vermont and learns about the dirty work behind brewing beer.''''Finally, Mike goes to South Carolina and learns how to harvest oyster beds in the mud and later, he recycles oyster shells by planting them in the water to make more oysters.moreless
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  • This time Mike gets to sex some Chicks!

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    This time Mike is at a chicken farm to sex some chicks. He makes the poo fly out of the chicks be hind to see if it is a Hen or a Roaster. Mike has a lot of fun and I also learnd that you need to buy 25 chicks to have them sent by mail. They also dont need food for the 1st 3 days of life or 72 hrs. This was one of the very 1st eposaid of this show I saw and I now LOVE this show. It is fun to see and you also learn from this show. All of his shows are one hr long but every now and then he does one that is two hrs long. Over all it is a great show that does not get old and he gets very dirty most of the time. I hope you get to see this show some time soon!moreless

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    • In the credits, special thanks was given to Robert Barber, Jack London, Nancy Hadley and the Kedron Valley Inn. Edit
    • We learn that day old chicks do not need food or water for the first 72 hours of life. Also when buying chicks by mail you need to get 25 or more so they do not get cold and die. Edit
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    • Mike: This is how they did it in the old days? I never cared for the old days. Edit
    • Mike: Now, it looks like we're about to crash here. Should this cause any kind of alarm? Just the normal kind. Edit
    • Mike: Yeah, that's a great sound. The ground is farting at me. Edit
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