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    one chick survived. how do I keep her from being lonely?

    Mirror sounds good. I'll try that. I might have a rubber ducky around here some where. I think I would have trouble finding another chick her size this time of the year. That and the whole quarantine time it would take she would probably be old enough to join the other chickens by then. Good...
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    one chick survived. how do I keep her from being lonely?

    We had 3 chicks from our incubator. When they moved outside a weasel or some other small predator killed two of them. Now, she is all alone in our brooder coop. We have 9 hens, 1 rooster, and 14 young pullets/cockerels that would just peck her if they could. She can see the other chickens while...
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    Downsizing Sale: d'Uccles, Legbars, Cochins, and more

    what are you feeding them right now so that I don't change their diet while they are stressed for the move?
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    Downsizing Sale: d'Uccles, Legbars, Cochins, and more

    I can come get them tomorrow if that would work for you. What is your best offer?
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    Downsizing Sale: d'Uccles, Legbars, Cochins, and more

    I'm in NW GA about 2-21/2 hours drive from you. Do your chickens all get along with each other or would they need to be in separate coops? We have a large area for them to free range, but they would all be in the same coop over night. The coop is large enough to house 12-15 chickens with an...
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    introduction

    Hi. I'm new to chickens, but have raised ducks in the past. We live on 10 acres and are starting our new flock of laying hens.
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    Downsizing Sale: d'Uccles, Legbars, Cochins, and more

    I would be interested in your cream Legbars and the BPR x RIR pullets. I might think about the Cochin hens as well if they would get along with the others.
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