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    Nine one day old chicks. I have no idea what breeds they are. Any ideas??

    Go Lady Gaga!
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    Nine one day old chicks. I have no idea what breeds they are. Any ideas??

    And my Olive Egger started with thirteen and got greedy. Now she has at least 21 eggs under her minus the 5 that have hatched.
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    Nine one day old chicks. I have no idea what breeds they are. Any ideas??

    I'm in the same place. I know they are half Swedish Flower Hens.
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    Swedish Flower Hens in Austin, Texas.

    We have a Olive egger/Columbian Wyondotte on 13 eggs. Two are pure Flower Hen. The others are half Easter Egger, Turkin, Java, Rhode Island Red, lol. Oh, and Welsummer!
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    Swedish Flower Hens in Austin, Texas.

    Oh dear. Lol. I'll read up on it.
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    Swedish Flower Hens in Austin, Texas.

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    Swedish Flower Hens in Austin, Texas.

    I let them out at 9 thirty after the 6 hawks in our neighbor are done feeding.
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    aggressive at 6 weeks

    We rehomed 4 roos so far. Our chickens are very dear to us and once they got with their own hens they were happy and content. This is Lucy at his new home.
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    Rooster losing feathers on neck and head

    Confinement. Sorry.
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    Rooster losing feathers on neck and head

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    Rooster losing feathers on neck and head

    I think he is stressed from loneliness and confident. You should sell him to a free range person.
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    Rooster losing feathers on neck and head

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    What are the trending breeds in your area right now?

    I like the big cocoa eggs from my Welsummer and she is gentle and lays a lot. Astrolorp's are big in Austin right now.
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    Can I get some coop advice?

    I think your coop is great for 3 hens. Put the food and water where they will not poop into it roosting and out of the rain and so they can still get though the doors and jump up to the roots. I would let them out in a little temporary chicken wire pen supervised. And then let them out, they...
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    Quail in the tiny coops w/the chickens at nite.

    I would love to have quail but I think you are right.
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