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I have a lone surviving 6 yr old hen. I brought her in because the coop is full of ducks and they just don't get along. She sleeps in a... -
Of course! If you look at other posts here on BYC you'll get some good examples of how it looks like.
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Chicken_named_Sue replied to the thread Is this bumblefoot.OK, thanks we did some research and felt like we weren’t sure exactly you know we’re worrying Wendy’s when we first get these things
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Chicken_named_Sue posted the thread Is this bumblefoot in Emergencies / Diseases / Injuries and Cures.New to chicken is this Bumble foot?
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Chicken_named_Sue reacted to rosemarythyme's post in the thread Tips for Moving Adolescents to Coop?? with
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I think you need to "get tough." That's not where the coop is going to stay is it? Put the coop where it's meant to be, and put them... -
Hello, and welcome to BYC! We're glad you joined us. :frow Good luck with your birds! :jumpy
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Sounds good. Wait until the chickens are well asleep and wear a headlight. You can wrap him like a burrito in a towel so he will not be...
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Chicken_named_Sue reacted to The Moonshiner's post in the thread Rooster suddenly aggressive with Like.
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I agree with nuthatched; things will only get worse for you. The hens won't miss him. I sent my young roo back to the breeder after he...
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Off with his head. He attacked a child, that is unacceptable. He should have been in a stewpot by the end of that day. He will not get...
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Howdy, :frow and Welcome to Backyard Chickens. Happy :ya to have you here with us. Enjoy your time here at BYC! Thanks for joining our...
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I'm sorry about your loss. I understand and I should have allowed the Buckeye to teach the RIR earlier than 5 months. Hopefully your...
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Correct. The previous post I read had egg song, so it stuck in my mind. Senior roo, runs to almost all who call to him.
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Our Senior roo, Buckeye, wants All the girls, except a couple of the older ones...2 years. He alerts, gives tidbits, makes nests, and...
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I have a system. My girls with their own roosters free range in the mornings. They pretty much stick with their own flocks and chosen...
