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    Surprise Eggs in the Winter

    They did molt in the fall. The one that was injured we've given anything she would eat for awhile (dried corn, oatmeal, pumpkins seeds, grains, sunflower seeds, bread, watermelon, meal worms) until she began showing interest and was able to eat regular food. But now she's back to regular food...
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    Surprise Eggs in the Winter

    The injured chicken has been given lots of treats to help get her weight up, and so the healthy chicken has benefitted from the extra treats too. If I understand, these extra calories might be the culprit? We know there are ways to keep chickens laying eggs year round, but neither laid eggs...
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    Surprise Eggs in the Winter

    Hi! We have a chicken that surprised us by laying a random egg in January. We don't provide extra light in the winter months. Should we be concerned? Or just happy we got a surprise egg? Our little flock of two has had their routine really thrown off after a raccoon attack. They were moved...
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