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    Golden Laced Wyandotte Thread!

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    Golden Laced Wyandotte Thread!

    [/IMG] all my chicks came from my pet chicken. My one golden laced does not look like the other golden laced. Almost blueish gray color. Interested on your thoughts
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    At What Age Do You Open The Nesting Boxes To Chicks

    Mine are 8 wks and huddle on floor not roosting bars. Have nest boxes closed off. Will also wait a bit to open them
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    Easter Egger full grown size?

    Can you mix EE bantams in a small flock of 6 standard size
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    How I help weak baby chicks to survive. Hope it is helpful.

    This was great info my first batch arrive may 16. I am reading as much as I can. Then a thought popped into my head. What do I do if it's sickly. So I will add poly very to my kit. And be ready to mash egg yolk and feed with dropper. Will also have small curd cottage cheese on hand. I saw a...
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    New to the group and raising chickens for eggs

    Thanks everyone.
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    Silkie thread!

    Just starting with chicks. Ordered orphingtons and wyandotte. Really adore silkies. Will they be compatible with wisconsin weather and the type of chicks I ordered. Should they have their own coop
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    New to the group and raising chickens for eggs

    We did buy a prefab from kotulas. It's the same style my friend husband but from scratch. The engineer is always too busy to put it together. Still in a box in the garage. After reading so much on these forums. I see modifications I need to add for ventillation. Once it's built hubby will be...
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    New to the group and raising chickens for eggs

    We are just in the learning stages for raising chickens for eggs. You will see me all over this site asking a million questions. I found the type of coop and run I would like. My husband is concerned (he is a engineer need I say more) that kits are made of fir. I have seen cedar coops but...
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