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Quote: Where in Ohio was this auction? was it Mt Hope? I was there on Thursday. Had a great time. Yes it was Mt hope! The chickens there on Thursday looked horrible. I wouldn't have bought any of them. Wait until the Ohio national, then you can see really nice birds. I saw one pen of quail...

Quote: Where in Ohio was this auction? was it Mt Hope? I was there on Thursday. Had a great time.

Quote: It's probably a good thing I am working a few 12 hour days in a row. I won't have time to pet any chickens! Thanks for the info, the feathers are hard at the base. But, I should just let them work it out themselves. Susan

Crazy Questions So, my little coon attacked birds are doing well regrowing their feathers. Because they are blue, their pinfeathers have a black sheath. Is it okay to comb and groom them to help get these off, or am I just crazy like my kids are telling me? And along those lines, my hen must be...

They are about a year old, and I don't think they had started to molt yet. Hopefully they will shape up by fall. Right now they are so sad looking! He has a couple of other chickens to take to the fair if they need more time. Probably not a year that he will have any chickens place; but...

Poor, pathetic chickens. Not looking so great at this point, but they are perky and eating. Just a little terrified about being picked up. Understandably so. Susan

A big hungry momma coon got into our pen and ate some chickens. My older son 'took care' of the coons. We lost Audrey (cutie in the back); but Agatha and Hurcule survived. Mostly without a LOT of feathers. My younger son was planning to take them to the fair in October. We have moved them into...

As I gave all three baths and blew them dry this morning, I can attest that the skin is, in fact, not black. They are just deep dusky gray feathered. Oh, they all loved the blow dryer.

My new friends. I brought them home from the Ohio Poultry National. Hercule Agatha Audrey I think they are just lovely. Susan