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3 white, one blue, the rest brown.
We have:
3 leghorns (recently started laying)
13 red sex link pullets (not all laying yet)
3 delawares (1yr old)
1 barred rock (1 yr old)
1 ameraucana (1 yr old)
2 black maran chicks (6 Wks old)
1 buff orp chick (6 Wks old)
2 bantams 6 months old
9/26 for me today, one egg of which is a monster. Louise always lays huge eggs (barred rock) but mom got the eggs today and said it was so large today. Crazy!
We have 5 hens who are 1 yr old, 16 pullets who are starting to lay, 2 bantams and 3 chix
Hi all. About a week ago I noticed Alice, my 1 year old Delaware, has a swollen area
Under the left eye. Right eye unaffected. There is no drainage or crustiness into the eye itself and no redness of the eyeball. Just swollen underneath. I thought I would watch it, and over this last week it has...
This bantam, I'm told, is six months old and as big as its going to get. Walks around squawking. Hasn't laid any eggs yet. Best I can tell by books and googling, it's a barred old English game bantam. Any guesses???
Yesterday I got 11 eggs, the most ever, since we got our flock on the 4th of July. There are 30 chickens total: 5 one-year-old hens, 22 pullets, (the pullets are 22 weeks old) two six-month-old bantams and 3 five-week-old babies. Obviously, some of the pullets are laying. Yay
Renovating this coop inside a barn. See how much of a gap is there once the door is shut? How would you guys modify this? Don't want any predators getting in!
Absolutely new here. My mom n pops have a coop previously used but empty for several years. Getting it up and going for some new birds. There is a small gap once the door is shut, where the closed door meets the wall of the coop. How much of a gap is acceptable to keep predators out?