Noticed one of my Cochin hens has a small split on top of her beak. I've watched her and noticed she still is eating and drinking without problem. I've read that some folks choose to super glue the beak to keep it from splitting all the way. Should I super glue? Seems kinda odd. Any...
Well unfortunately, one of my sweet Cochin hens passed away. I walked out yesterday afternoon to bring out some fresh water and found her. She had no signs of illness, in fact she had followed me in the yard playfully just the day before. I am devastated; I think I'm just so shocked mostly...
After much consideration, I finally gave away my two roosters...they are thankfully in a good home with a family member. Because I had room I decided to take on a few more hens; however, as of today I acquired one pullet, she is a red mix. I have five other hens who are all very gentle, sweet...
I have 2 roosters, one loud mouth, one quiet one. The loud rooster crows all hours of the day and night and has woken up my neighbor several times...needless to say, I have to either quiet him down or get rid of both roosters. I figure that the loud rooster is probably dominant over the other...
I have 2 roos, one is aggressive and one is not. I have been holding them and petting them both since they were young. Whenever the aggresive rooster is angry, I do pick him up and pet him until he calms down...it works for him, so it may be worth a shot with your rooster. The trick is...
This is my first real post; so forgive me if I post under the 'wrong' area. I have 6 hens and 2 roosters in my flock and they all share a rather large coop. I've heard so much that I shouldn't have 2 roosters with so few hens but I can't bear to part with either roo. Anyway, the hens have...
Hey! I'm Natalie; I have a small flock...6 hens and 2 roos to be exact. I come from a long line of good ole chicken chicken farmers... I'm excited about joining the forum; looking forward to chatting with everyone!