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post #14801 of 20446
Tiny dot on top of chicks heads. Is that an indicator of pullet or cockeral?
post #14802 of 20446

Your question is too vague.  What kind of chick?

Jean
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post #14803 of 20446

Wheatwn Ameraucana 



http://i935.photobucket.com/albums/ad198/HorseFeathersFarm/79014a03.jpg

I've seen this a lot but didn't know if it meant anything.
Edited by Hennypen - 2/26/12 at 5:53pm
post #14804 of 20446

No :)

If it aint broke don't try and fix it

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post #14805 of 20446

People do strange things sometimes :)

 

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post #14806 of 20446
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Originally Posted by jeremy View Post

Luanne, I blame this on you...

 

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I've been trying to break her for almost 3 weeks, I've given up. th.gif

 

She's sitting on ceramic eggs right now, I've got Platinum/Dun Sumatra eggs in the incubator that I plan on giving her a few days before they go into lockdown. BTW, her beard is typically a lot fuller, the other girls started to pick at her though because she was monopolizing one of the nesting boxes in the big coop.


Put her in a cage with a wire bottom. Her belly needs to get cooled down to change the hormones.
post #14807 of 20446

To break up a broody hen I put her in the surplus rooster pen.The roosters harass here and she stops being broody.The change of pen also helps.

post #14808 of 20446

Yes, a pen change even seems to work with my Cochins, and they are pretty stubborn.  Nothing like everyone picking on you makes you forget about imaginary eggs. roll.png

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post #14809 of 20446
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Originally Posted by bobbieschicks View Post

Hoping to hatch out some Ameraucanas next Tuesday from Mrheinz77 :) put 4 under my broody and have 4 in the bator. Can't wait for some chicks!



So far at least one chick hatched under my broody - I heard it and saw the broken shell when I went to open up the coop this morning!  I'll try to get a picture later today.  wee.gif

 

My chickens: WL, AC, EE, LO, Marans, EE/WL mix & Silkies = a rainbow of egg colors :) 

 

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My chickens: WL, AC, EE, LO, Marans, EE/WL mix & Silkies = a rainbow of egg colors :) 

 

Chicken farmer since July 2011

 

"He remembered that they were but flesh, a passing breeze that does not return."  Psalm 78:39

 

My BYC page http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/bobbieschickss-member-page

 

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post #14810 of 20446

Bittersweet day here for me, sending by best girl to TN - congratulations Jes & David Kemp!

LL

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