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Avian Pox in Chickens - Warning, Graphic Pictures (under construction)

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I’m so happy this article is here and explains that it’s pretty common. I thought it was preventable or my fault somehow. Only one chicken showing signs, so she is quarantined.

Coping With Death In Your Flock: 4 Actionable Steps

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If you’ve raised animals for any length of time, this article will help you get through the inevitable learning curve of losing some. Well done, and thanks for a great read.

Development of a Chicken Embryo Day by Day

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It’s possible I’ve rated this article before, but it’s worth way more than 5 stars. I use this as a reference guide and have re-read it many times. I appreciate the in depth information and the detailed photos. Such a great article!
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Trimming Your Chicken's Nails - Tutorial

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Thank you fir this great article. I’m seeing a couple longer nails on two of my hens, and was thinking I could just nip them off. Good thing I read this so I don’t injure them!!

Keeping Muscovy Ducks

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Thank you for all the wonderful information, tips and tricks.
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How I've raised muscovy ducklings with natural incubation

Henrik Petersson
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Getting ready to receive my first brood of Muscovy ducklings and this article was a huge help. Thank you!
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The Emotional Side Of Chicken Processing

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I’m grateful someone tackled this difficult topic. I struggle with butchering day, but it makes me more appreciative of the meat I eat and the sacrifice of a life that it requires.

Broody Hens Vs. Incubators The Pros And Cons

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Thank you for the information. I’ve only done broody hatching so this was very helpful.

Candling Pics Progression Through Incubation Of Chicken Eggs

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I’m currently watching some eggs under three broody hens. Thanks to the clear and specific information in this article I was able to accurately assess the eggs today, culling two duds and replacing the other developing ones. Thank you!
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Brooding Chicks: The First 6 Weeks

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Thank you for this very thorough article. I especially liked the many options you provided for brooding chicks.
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Selecting Good Flock Roosters

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Appreciate this article very much. We just went through this for the first time. We have 20 hens and two original roos, a black cochin and a buff laced Polish. We got two young roosters from a broody hatch and they turned into nightmares at about 4 months. It was beginning to change the dynamic of the flock, creating stress for all. We made the decision to cull the two wild men, and everyone is happier. Great article and very useful guidelines, thank you.

The Egg song, it’s not about the egg; it’s an escort call.

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Great article and so fun to observe now that I understand what’s going on. Thank you!
Shadrach
Shadrach
I take it you have seen similar behavior?

Ducks in the Garden

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Love the bright colors and the magical look of this space. Great article, thank you.
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