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I’m gonna do some more work on it tomorrow. It must’ve felt good to her ( or maybe she’s gettin weak ) bc she didn’t even put up a fight the entire time I was debriding it. I will clean it again tomorrow and she how it looks. Maybe you’re right, maybe I should try to pick that off. Soften it first.

Yes I think you’re right. Maybe right on the skin- like I think if I were to slice right under it, it would disconnect.

So it is attached I think if I’m understanding your question correctly. Seems like open flesh/meat. VERY strange. It’s hard-ish.

So the other morning I walked out and one of our chickens was just walking around in the chicken yard ( they have their own area fenced off bc of our dogs ) . Didn’t think much about it- just figured you got stuck on the outside of the run before I closed it and I don’t notice her. While I was...

Looks to me like she’s adjusting her crop. But she does it on and off for a WHILE. Sometimes all morning. She’s done this before so I’m not super concerned bc she resumed to normal…. But wanted to get your alls opinion. Tell me what you think. I have one other chicken who does this, never seen...

She looks fine otherwise, just has a little bit of some purple on her tip or her comb? Any idea or suggestions?

That’s so interesting, I hope everything works out for you! She’s the only one with the issue so hopefully it’s just her, I’ve read that some chickens just lay rough eggs like that. So I’m hoping! Thank you for your input.

This is so cool to know!! How old is yours that you recently supplemented?

Look interesting!! Now I notice some of the blue eggs you have are bumpy- does she lay bumpy eggs bc ours does!!!

See that’s what I said but my friend has Easter Eggers and a few of hers don’t have puffy faces either! I don’t know but I’m leaning toward Easter egger

You hey everyone! I have a chicken that I got from rural king last June. She was labeled as a black australorp but I know that not to be true bc she lays light blue eggs. I’m not sure but I had a friend tell me she thinks she’s an Easter egger. She said she has Easter Eggers without the fluffy...

Can’t see it when she’s walking around**

I mean i don’t think there’s been excessive anything, but I’m going to pay extra attention the next few days. No you can to see it when she’s just walking around- my husband picked her up and was shocked to feel it.

Today my husband picked up one of our chickens and when he did he noticed she was bare on her chest. She is not broody , she seems healthy, laid an egg this morning and has been laying an egg everyday for weeks now. ( started laying in December ) she has no pin feathers and seems perfectly fine...