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Quote: Wow, thanks for response. Here is information that I have 1. All different breeds (BCM, RIR, Silkies, Amercana) 2. The dead ones were slower then rest and instead of coming up to me for food, they stayed away. 3. For couple of days before dying 4. No bleeding or any other injuries 5...

Quote: Will try this today, thanks.

I am thinking about raising red/ pink worms and night crawlers for chicken feed, would love to hear your experiences.

I had 25 chickens but in past few weeks my flock is down to 19. Seems like I am loosing about 1 chicken a week. I added medicine in water, also gave them Tylon shots but dont really know what is causing them to die.

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Cool, I will keep my eyes open and as soon as hen goes broody, I will put some eggs under her :-)

My favorite is white Silkie, he is incharge of coop. He is not too friendly and maintains his distance from me but have a good control on rest of chicken :-)

I am in Douglasville, GA (about 10 mins west of Six Flags)

Thank you Cynthia, I appreciate the words of wisdom.

It sounds like we need to be careful when we go in a run and dont turn our back on these birds.......lol

Wow so many awesome responses, I really enjoy the wisdom and advices from all of you guys and gals.

Wow, thank you so much for all of these responses. I am really enjoying this forum and helpful hints I am getting from you guys.

I can drive and pick them up being I am in Douglasville. Whats the final price?

I have 16 chicken and 4 roosters, all in same coop and run. How would I know if my chicken is broody? Also I am planning to leave the eggs in coop so whenever one of them become broody, they know what to do with those eggs. Any suggestions?