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Thanks. That’s what I was worried about. I’m swimming in eggs right now, so I could spare a few to a gamble. Still need just a few more before I start. Thanks again.

My chickens have started laying again, so I’ve been gathering eggs. I have been saving my duck eggs to incubate once I can fill the thing. I was washing the chicken eggs (very dirty) to find that I had blue duck eggs from my new duck hens! I’d really love to hatch the blue ones…. Is it too...

Thank you! I forgot about that! I have a chicken-safe mirror, too.

Standard for sure, but not giants like brahmas or jerseys. I love Wyandotte a lot, but also would like a bearded breed. Plus Wyandotte can be bossy, so demure needs are prone to be bullied.

That’s what I’m trying so far, but the started pullet is out of my financial ability. I will try to keep her more company until I figure this out for her. I’m just a hot mess right now... thank you again.

Sorry that sounded a bit off, I’m a little distraught. I also recently lost my best friend (shepherd) of 13 years, which is why this happened. I fell asleep after a bought of crying and didn’t lock the girls up. Now I feel like I don’t deserve them. Anyways, what I meant was all my options...

Thanks, I’ll keep looking. I may place her if I don’t find what I’m looking for. I know they are social, which is why I got a pair. I just can’t have more than two.

She isn’t broody, but very noticeably lonely and her demeanor is very deflated. I’m also considering placing her and starting over later on.... as I don’t feel like I deserve her after failing to protect them. But that thought breaks my heart, too.

Hi there. I’m in Tampa, Florida and have had my two silver laced Wyandotte hens, Grace and Dutchess, since May of last year after wanting chickens for 32 years. Unfortunately I lost Grace three days ago to an animal attack. She was the sweet favorite of course. I love having them and love the...

Hi there. I have a Wyandotte hen that just lost her sister to a predator, and is now alone. She is just over a year and has not gone broody once yet. If I got a single chick, is it possible that she will accept the chick out of instinct and loneliness? I really don’t have the means or energy...