Reviews by Dhkoenig

great article. I have a question - three of mine have quite large single combs that flop over. One of them flops over to one side, one sort-of flops to one side but flips the other way on top and the third has one that flops to one side on one and and flops to the other on the other LOL. Are those still just called a single comb?

This will come in so handy - thank you so much! Plus I never knew eggs should be packaged pointy side down in the carton - good to know. Do you know the reason? Just curious!

I have a question - maybe you know. I read somewhere that if the shell has poop on it, that you should throw it away because the shell is a living organism like our skin - it absorbs things. Most of the time if there is a little on there, like marks etc...I will wash them but now if they are really pooped on I chuck them. Was that fact or fiction? Thanks!

Great article! Question - what about pullets at age 16-ish. Mine seem to be molting even if they molted about a month ago or less. They don't LOOK like they are molting but I find lots of feathers in a clump of one pullet or another. They don't have mites - do they have a couple of molts?

This is the BEST. Made me laugh all the way through and reminded me of the dieter who's calories do and don't count depending on whether you ate the brownie out of the box or sitting down LOL

Reviews by Dhkoenig

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The 9 Comb Types

The Egg Float Test

How To Prevent Dirty Eggs in the Chicken Coop

Molting: All You Need To Know

Chicken Math 101 – with Quiz!

Reviews by Dhkoenig

The 9 Comb Types

The Egg Float Test

How To Prevent Dirty Eggs in the Chicken Coop

Molting: All You Need To Know

Chicken Math 101 – with Quiz!

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