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  1. Diveks

    Wanting to hatch chicks with a broody

    So my polish goes broody every few years but ive always broken her broodiness. Well a few days ago she started to become broody again. She is now 6yo i think? And i wanted to let her brood some babies before i loose her. I’ve never hatched out chicks naturally as all my chooks only go broody...
  2. MetroMutt

    Introduction

    Hello im Metro im a disabled artist who loves chickens/birds (1) Are you new to chickens / when did you first get chickens? Im fairly new to chickens but ive been volunteering at Funny Farm Rescue & Sanctuary for almost a year now! I love birds very much and I currently have a green cheek...
  3. D

    Hen picking on her 2 chicks!

    My broody hen hatched out a chick the other day and I decided I was going to buy more for her to adopt. She took them fine and now I have her in a big chicken tractor with 5 chicks. The chicks I bought were 2 weeks old so they're a little bit older than her chick. She took 2 of them fine but she...
  4. M

    Noisey Hen

    I have one problem hen. We used to live on a ranch when we first got our chickens and now we moved to a suburban area which allows chickens so thankfully we were able to keep them as part of our family. Unfortunately I have one hen who seems to be at the top of the pecking order and who must...
  5. MyChicagoCoop

    Introducing 5 new bantams today

    Hi fellow chicken people! I have a somewhat emergency situation that I was hoping to get some advice on. A local chicken mom is being forced to rehome her 5 bantams approx 5 months old each (she believes that two are not yet laying). Her town does not permit Chickens, and clearly there is a...
  6. C

    Re-Homing 2 year old white Dove named Mindy (Maryland)

    Hello Everyone, unfortunately, I have to re-home my White dove Mindy who is two years old. My new apartment management are not allowing nay pets at all. She is a very sweet dove who loves human companionship. She is tamed. She loves perching on shoulder, finger, she would even cuddle up on your...
  7. annaBsChick

    Don't Breed or Hatch...Adopt!!

    There are SO MANY poor little birds in need of adoption. As long as your not planning on doing something evil and cruel like eating them or dumping the hens when they stop laying, you should consider saving a life and adopting a bird in need! http://adoptabirdnetwork.com/
  8. T

    Hen Adopting Babies

    I just wanted to share, in case anyone thinks this is not possible, that I have an adolescent Buff Orphington named Denise that did not want to participate in being part of my main group of chickens but gladly became queen of her own coop with 18 baby birds. We purchased her as an adolescent...
  9. S

    Please, help me... trying get broody hen to adopt chicks

    Hi, my name is Sarah and I'm a new member (long time BYC reader/researcher, first time question). Yesterday, I received day old chicks in the mail for a broody buff orpington named Buffy. Buffy has been broody for over 3 weeks and 3 days ago I successfully moved her to the broody box. She...
  10. melmonkey

    Surrogate mom-putting chicks under a broody-success

    okay- this is a little lengthy,but l think the info is helpful. I have a 2yr. old black sexlink hen who STAYS broody-has never hatched a chick as l don't have roosters, but will even sit on an empty nest-all day! l decided to get 3 baby chicks(pullets) and try to trick her into accepting them...
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