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This is what I was looking for!!! With 5700+ posts for Cheeseheads I got really lucky looking today:) I'll put this on my calendar & hope to join and meet all of you for the day, at least. I live just SE of Appleton in Harrison.

NE WI has many communities:)

I buy organic beef, chicken, turkey & milk from Grassway Organics farm in New Holstein, Wisconsin. They practice moving the Jersey dairy cows after each milking to a new pasture. Then they bring in the chicken tractor into that field where the manure is to spread it out of the organic...

I think he's the best looking rooster I've seen!!! How about a more appropriate name:) just saying...

Does "Super Hen" have a name?

I love "Super Hen", you are so creative!! I'm sure you're chickens have a very good life with you Alice. Also, the dairy goats? you refer to as "boys" that's funny.

Beautiful personality additions to their names. I understand some of those personalities:)

Congratulations Peep!! They are all adorable & lucky to have you!

Fonzie is a great protector!!! They are all lucky to have him & you!

Cute picture, it's hard to see the white fluff ball chicken though:)

We so many ordinances do not allow roosters we need more people with a big heart like you! I'm sure Ferdie was grateful for your care & the girls felt safer with him around too!

How cute! Please share an update & photos if you have any:)

Thank you for sharing your lovely story!!

JCE123, I know how you feel and sorry that you & your friend lost a hen. Chickens are fun and amazing, and like any animal take commitment on our part to learn about their health. Quite frankly I just take my cats to the vet. Luckily for me my neighbor Jack has had chickens before and knows...

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gmrt77, I just lost Barbara 2 days ago, she struggled breathing. I don't think it's similar to what you have, but I saw possibly sour crop or gapeworm for Barbara's symptoms. There are so many new posts out here. I think you can bump this to one of the experienced flock masters, but I'm not...

I noticed my pet chicken Aster had a prolapse in April 2014 (probably before that) and with a lot of TLC she is fine now. I learned how to help her here on Backyard Chickens. Everything that Eggcessive & Suzie say here is what I did, they are the experts, so follow their advise. Just to add...

I guess I didn't post this correctly............... usually I see help within an hour. I gave her some ACV and a little water and massaged her crop for 15 minutes, it didn't seem to help. Jack culled Barbara later that day. I have a hard time with that decision, I know he did too, he hugged me...