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    I'm not trying to be a negative nancy but that shed like it currently is will get hot inside in the summer and probably trap moisture...
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    GravityWaves reacted to Airyaman's post in the thread Bielefelder 7 day old - cockerel? with Like Like.
    Hmm, Cackle might have answered this for me: I can see the band around those males' eyes as well. Darn!
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    You have a little cockerel. Bielefelders are autosexing-males look like yours and females are much darker brown with the well defined...
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    GravityWaves reacted to klb25's post in the thread Bald headed hens with Like Like.
    I think this is most likely what's going on. I took in three hens last summer and one of them is super bossy. I've seen her pecking...
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    GravityWaves reacted to klb25's post in the thread Bald headed hens with Like Like.
    I have 28 hens and 2 roosters. Two of the hens have bald heads now. Rooster Junior is a bit rough with the girls, so I thought maybe it...
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    GravityWaves replied to the thread Bald headed hens.
    I've had a similar situation this spring, although slightly different flock dynamics (smaller, no rooster.) A couple of my birds started...
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    GravityWaves replied to the thread Golden laced wyandottes.
    Both appear to be pullets. The lacing and even coloring on their wings, rounded hackle and saddle feathers, and not much color (or size)...
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    My chickens love crawdads. Last year I found one in the yard when I was mowing. I made the tidbitting noise and threw it in the run and...
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    GravityWaves reacted to KimUn's post in the thread Help with gender? with Like Like.
    Thank you! I was thinking she didn’t have the pointy hackle/saddle feathers of a roo, but her comb is so much different from our other...
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    GravityWaves replied to the thread Help with gender?.
    The rounded hackle and saddle feathers, along with the red comb, indicate a pullet thats getting closer to egg laying age. You should...
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