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    Imprinting on Older Hens

    By now, it's been about 2 weeks. My older birds do still run up to me.
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    Imprinting on Older Hens

    Recently, my parents' friends had a hard time keeping track of their hens, so they offered them to us. I accepted the new hens and they have joined my flock. They're about 1.5 years old, according to the previous owners. By now, the other 4 hens have accepted them, but they refuse to come near...
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    My Youngest hen is being bullied?

    Thank you for your help, I will try those methods and tell you if it works!
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    Breed and gender please

    Seeing the legs and eyes of the chicks can help determine their breeds. If you could show their legs and eyes, I could try and find out their breeds more easily!
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    My Youngest hen is being bullied?

    She is 2 years old. The other younger chicken is a Rhode Island Red, and they are both the same age.
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    Breed and gender please

    They look to me like Plymouth Rock chicks, but I'm not sure.
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    My Youngest hen is being bullied?

    I am the owner of 4 hens, and my youngest one, an Araucana, is sometimes bullied. When I bring out treats for them, they sometimes compete over their snacks. I try to spread out the treats, so that they have to run to different places to eat them. This doesn't always work out, as my youngest...
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    Hatching Chicks With A Heat Pad And A Egg Carton Experiment

    This sounds like an interesting experiment, please let me know what happens!
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    Long-time Chicken Mama, New Member!

    Thank you everyone for the warm welcome! :)
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    Poop Emergency!

    Don't panic. Watermelon can give chickens runny poop. Once they digest all of the watermelon then it will go back to normal.
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    Where to store extra feed?

    I keep a 10 gallon plastic sealable box for feed, bedding and grits. If you want to store feed in a box as well, make sure that: - The box is weatherproof, in case of rain - The box has extra room, which is not really required, but it is helpful - The lid has clips, so that other animals, such...
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    Long-time Chicken Mama, New Member!

    (1) Are you new to chickens / when did you first get chickens? Five years ago, I was celebrating my birthday with my family, and my little sister had to be picked up from school. She was in her gardening class, and I went in to pick her up. When I walked into the garden, the first thing that...
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