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Fixed the family breakfast today, first one with only our girls eggs. Not all of ours are laying yet, but I'm seeing more eggs everyday. Congrats on the eggs!

Sorry you lost your little roo.

Mine is red too. Pretty sure its just crushed rock, no dye.

Still waiting for my first eggs, mine turn 20 weeks old tomorrow. Congrats on your perfect day setter!

I would think it depends on the breed how high they can fly, but all 29 of mine have no trouble flying as high as they want. I have Anconas, Black Minorcas, Silver Spangled Hambergs, Blue Andalusians, Silver Polish and WCB Polish. And all can fly up to the top of our 8 foot gate. The rest...

That sounds like a work related excuse to buy more chicks to me.

"The Electric Warrior" came out the year I was born. I didn't discover it until 16 years later but I was hooked instantly. Awesome band.

Props to you for providing for your family, I know I would have issues doing my own dispatching too. We are just getting started with our egg laying flock but hope to do some meat birds in a year or two. Here locally we have several small farms and they will process your chickens for...

We ordered 27 from Mcmurry, received 29. The extra WCBP is a roo, but our extra Minorca looks like her 6 sisters. I was not expecting their sexing to be so accurate. 28 pullets - 1 roo, and the roo was the "straight run free exotic"

I hope your hen gets better.

12822 + 29 = 12851

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome. I will get more pictures on tonight if its not raining too bad when I get home. But I did want to address a mistake. My wife read the post and corrected me, the eggs we had last were 6.00 per dozen, and the farmer had commented when we bought them that...

Stud earrings are usually held on by whats called a tension nut, it curls around from a flat piece with a hole in it. If you can have a friend use a pair of needle nose pliers or better yet rosary pliers, they should be able to spread the nut and loosen the tension on it without hurting you...

Hello Back Yard Chicken forum! My wife and I are very excited to join your ranks, we are both brand new to chickens but have enjoyed it more than we had ever thought possible. a little about us: Last year we moved onto some property that at one time had housed ostrich, Pheasants, quail, and...