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No worries they will go through this when they get rehomed they will start again . Good Luck

That bird will be back for the rest. If you plan on raising chic you best get them in safe fencing. Good luck

You need a minimum of 6 for a strong flock. Everything they do is the flock as a whole. The Guinea hens are great. They eat mice and small rat's and chase away the adult rat's. They also will eat small snakes and run the others away. Good Luck

Let about half of the flock out to start out the first few times. They will stay close to the others. Let them out a few hours before dark. Good Luck

You can set up a electric fence around your fencing. 3 line's 2 in off the ground then 6 inch then 12 inches . It will work. Good Luck

If you're having trouble with a hawk you can take a few old CDs tie them to a tree or pen and leave it dangle down so it moves around. Let me know if it works for you as it has worked for me.

I have suggest that you find a few old CDs and hang them around the area of the chickens..Just tie them with a string and let them hang so they can move with the wind. I read this here on this site. I have had a bad problem with wild birds in with my chicken. I did this and it was worked. Good Luck

Guinea hens will definitely alert you to any intruder. Some people complain about everything. I am getting some Guineas this Saturday. We had some before. You should have about 6 of them. They will also keep Snakes and rat and mice away and eat every bug they find. However the fox might take a...

I am thinking pullet but I the same concern as the rest need better pictures

Use the blue cote and put it on antibiotics and a Epson soak with betadine. Make sure the Epson soak is pretty warm but not hot. After that Blu Cote the wing. It should survive.

Jem, it appears you may have Easter Eggers? If so I am going Saturday to pick up 6 or eight. First what am I looking for in the Easter Eggers that would know I am getting a good Easter Egger chicken? How many roosters would you get? Thanks

Relax catch your breath and wait a few extra days. You just might be amazed. Don't give up just yet.

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Can't see the 1st one good, number 2 looks like a pullet and number 3 is a boy..

About the best you can do is what you're doing. If the one dies make sure you bury her deep so other animals won't dig her up. As to the other's about the only thing to do is watch them closely and if you see them starting to become sick get them on antibiotics. We use erythromycin. Good luck

Get some VASELINE and rub it on the area. If that d work in a few days go to the feed store and pick up a can of wonder blue spray. It works wonders. Try the Vaseline first.

She will most likely be okay. If you can get to the feed store and pick up a spray bottle of wonder blue. I have used it for everything from horses to chickens and it is great. It is almost a purple blue color when you spray it on but it works. It also comes in powder to dust onto the wound...

Quit putting the food close to her. This way she will get off the nest to eat and drink and she will also take her poo away from the nest.

You need to get a baby monitor if you get more and you should be able to hear any ruckus going on inside there when you're sleeping or in the house. They work good.