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    2 injured after fox attack. Question

    Just curious, sorry if this is a bit of a necro but if op is still around I have a question. Were the hens you lost friends or yard buddies with the hens who were injured? You can pm me or whatever if you want. Thanks!
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    LGBTQ+ Poultry Keepers

    I have a hen named Hodor and a top named Paula and a hen named John snow. The only one that seems to care is hodor. She won’t answer to anything else. Also my americauna hens sparred like roosters until they started laying.
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    Ended 11th Annual EHAL - Contest #3: Cutest Baby Fowl - Win a Brinsea Incubator!

    Sept 3 2019 day old americaunas entry 1 my original babies
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    Half of the Flock Gone, Now I Have Depressed Chickens. Help Please

    What kind of chickens do you have? Are they egg chickens or meat chickens ? Did you raise them FOR meat? Did you expect your dad to kill half your flock?
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    Young Sultan: male or female??

    That’s Hootie. She does that when she wants to look like a stick. Lol get your hand in those feathers and check em out!
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    Ameraucana, Hen or Roo?

    She looks like a confused hen trying to figure out what gender she wants to be lol
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    Young Sultan: male or female??

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    Young Sultan: male or female??

    The neck feathers and saddle feathers should be pointed if a roo. Rounded for a hen right? At least the saddle feathers. I have a couple americuana hens with pointed neck feathers, but their saddle feathers are rounded and they definitely lay eggs.
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    building a chicken "grass salad bar" in the run.

    Hawks. Owls. Eagles. Anything that flies that eats meat...let me rephrase that. Anything that eats meat wants to eat your chickens. I lost one to a hawk by being too trusting of their ability to run and hide and watch for danger.
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    Decrowed rooster

    He’s so pretty! But roosters need their ability to crow to talk to the hens. You know they have a language right? They name you and teach your name to the next generation. They have 27 distinct sounds that mean specific things. When a rooster crows “cock-a-doodle-doooo!” It means “come home“ or...
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