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I'm in new richmond too. I have the same question!

Thx everyone! Little one died in my hands a little bit ago. : (

Thanks. I've been googling and doesn't look good. : (

One of my ameraucana chicks that hatched on Saturday is having problems. : (. Weak, eyes closed most of time, gasping, empty crop except for clear fluid, bubbles come out of beak. I haves been rubbing crop and more bubbles come out. Adding sav a chic and massaging. Any tips? Since...

I have an oe chick hatched a couple days ago that hatched with scissor beak and a bugged out eye that does not close. I can't see any lids that I can even try to close on her. I put gel eye drops on the eye but it is pretty much dried up. She runs and eats like the other chicks. Cull?? Not...

final count!. 7 ameraucanas 2 buff orpingtons 3 OE 3 Delaware/blue andulusians Others: one culled OE, 1 buff orp died after zip... I believe it drowned, 2 that were too dark to candle...

Oh , I know it was a no no but took it out for a quick picture.!

This olive egger just hatched. One bugged eye and cross beak. This is my first ever hatch. Is this something that might correct itself since it was squished in the egg? Something it can live with? The bugged eye does not seem to be able to close. Thanks

I do this with my kids and they keep asking if the easter bunny is going to take a potty break at our house. They love it !

So far I have 9 of 19 pipped! In the bator: 4 olive eggers, 3 delaware x blue adulusion, 3 buff orpingtons, and 9 wheaten ameraucanas.

Hi! I am in NW WI near hudson. I am starting a new flock of Marans (in the brooder at 3 weeks old), Ameraucanas and olive eggers (both in the bator due to hatch in a week!!). This is my first incubation ever. Hope to get a few barred rocks and silver and gold wyondottes. I found someone in...

I just set 7 olive eggers and 13 ameraucanas. My first ever hatch! I have 8 1week old maran chicks downstairs to hopefully make my own olive eggers in the future.

I'm in! Hatching ameraucanas and Oliver eggers.