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I let my hen hatch her eggs in a brooder coop and let her adjust to them for a week, at around a week I open the coop door and let mama bring them out and she protects them, at around 3 weeks she stops “hovering” over them and they by now are mostly integrated into the flock. I have to do a head...

My hens are 3 years old and one years old. I’m most likely not going to keep him, but for the time being I need to keep him quiet.

I will watch to see that for myself as well.

I have read reviews from people who bought the brand name collar “no crow” and most of the reviews were the same, expensive piece of Velcro, but works well.

I’m sure I’m going to get the negative opinions of some people. If you are one of those people I respect you and the way you choose to raise your chickens please show the same respect to me, even if you don’t agree. With that being said I woke up this morning to the first crows from my 20 week...

Thank you!

What kind of bird is the black and white one?

Welcome! Cold bath for broody hen, that’s a new one! I’ll try that next time!

It was incubated, it’s the only chick that has this problem. I will get some of that polyvisol tomorrow.

Sorry that second pic is from a few weeks ago I had a chick that injured its wing. That chick is doing great!

This chick is 1 day old, it can not stand. I was reading through forums and decided to try bandaids on the feet. Still it just can’t get it’s legs under it to stand or walk. It’s just crawling around can some one direct me how to help this little baby?

Very detailed, thank you!

I’m in antelope too!

I was just reading an article about training a rooster not to crow, he talked about tapping on a chickens head (like they do to each other) and gently pushing on his back to show him/her you are the dominant bird and you are in charge not them. I’ll try to find the article.

I have contact info for a very nice lady that sells full lavender Orpingtons, she also has a few other breeds. She is in Sacramento, her prices are decent!