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This egg is 4 inches long an 6 inches wide (round).. Amazing...

ok I get the patience thing but to tease me with 2 eggs and then nothing for a solid week, and your getting treats daily, from bread, grapes, lettuce an so forth, give me a break.... They are so fat an plump they could become dinner easily.... Look at them

Ok so my girls will poop on anthying. They have a long wide roost yet the continuosly sit on the top of their nesting boxes an poop all over them... Is their a way I can control this. Right now I go out and clean it every other day. I was going to put a sand box in their coop but not sure if...

I started out with 4 4 month old leghorns, needless to say I don't have those anymore, some died some just disappeared. By this time I had gotten chicken fever an went back to the flea market and got 5 more ,lost 2 to I have no clue but the remaining ones were 2 Australorp and 1 RIR, who are...

Now I have what I believe to be a leghorn and she is over 23 weeks old an the only one capable of white eggs. My others who are also 23 weeks are a barred rock, Australorp and 3 RIR, which hopefully they will begin soon. Anyway I got 2 eggs Tuesday, I got them around noon an since then no...

I have no eggs, they eat like pigs, they get a treat at night, I've given them this huge coop ,7x10 which does not include their yard run, and nothing... They never roost. They just either sit on the floor or they huddle on top of nesting boxes... Nesting box is book case divided into 4...

My baby who had a leg problem now has a eye problem. As I examined her, she runs around in circles an only one of her eyes are open the other is closed, so she just sitting with her head down. I have separated her from everyone else but not sure what else to do, please help...

Ok so after reading articles from more experience chicken lovers and breeders I have moved my week or more chicks out near my coop in a separate brooder using a heat lamp and so far so good... Hopefully everyone will adjust over night.

I checked and checked then I asked and asked again on when will the chicks arrive, no one never had an answer then Saturday afternoon I'm pasts by the store and see a bunch of cars and a sign saying chicks are here, so I go in and guess what, I'm disappointed again no chicks all sold out. So...

Well this is definitely not a easy task to take lightly. Raising chicks is like raising a child, defenseless, needing glots of supervision and care. Yet it's an experience I'm glad I chose. I've had my ups and downs. Started out with 10 babies and 10 junior pullets and have lost more than I...

Ok so I bought these chicks a few days ago and not sure what breed they are any help would be appreciated.