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    Caught this little guy snooping around the chicken house last night...

    I believe it is not that difficult to build a raccon proof coop. For one thing, wire works better than bird netting. But then again maybe YOU can't do much about that...(sarcasm)
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    Caught this little guy snooping around the chicken house last night...

    Racoon is just being a racoon, true to his nature. If you want to kill it and eat it, that is one thing. I do that to Bambi all the time. But to kill it and dispose of it for eating one of your chickens, seems like you might consider doing a better job protecting your flock... just saying...
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    white leghorns

    Just one persons opinion: I recently raised about 10 each of white leghorns, light sussex, and americana pullets. All were together. The leghorns were the most active, then the americanas, then the sussex. The leghorns showed the most curiosity, came to hand the fastest, and always greeted me...
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    How do they get so big?

    I went to a poultry show today in Jefferson Ga. Saw a Langshan rooster and hen that were the greatest looking chickens I've ever seen. OMG, how do they get so big?
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    What kind of tree/bush to plant in chicken yard

    My chickens always enjoyed the beautyberry bushes growing in their pen. They grow in an arching 4-8 foot pattern and produce edible berries in the fall. If given some protection and water they will grow swiftly. Annual pruning to about one foot will increase fruiting for the next season. Wild...
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    Christmas incubators?

    Would you like to buy a decent used one with all the parts including chicken and quail trays? May be a little stained and could use cleaning but works well.
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    Triple yolk egg!****pic posted****

    I have a friend with hen houses. They lay the fertile eggs that become broilers. With the thousands of eggs collected each day they have a number of double yolks. He sells them by the dozen. Clay
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