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It turned out great!! I love the paint color.

We have. So far so good.

If you think there's a possibility that they could have been poisoned I wouldn't eat any of their eggs anyway.

It's a bobcat. We have a serious problem with them. This one is looking right at my chickens but they were fine. Love hardware cloth.

Here's a picture from our game/trail camera. They work great.

Sorry for your loss. Have you thought of using a game/trail camera? That way you would know if there was a 2 or 4 legged predator involved. It would just narrow down some of the possibilities. I hope you get some answers before you lose anymore. Please keep us posted.

How old is she? Chickens are starting to molt at this time of the year. It takes a lot of their energy to grow back their feather so they can become a little lethargic. Can you post a picture of her? This would be helpful. Here's another picture of my leghorn last fall. She had a very heavy...

I see production reds, barred rock and maybe white leghorns.

You did a great job! I agree about the chicken wire. It's just not strong enough! I underestimated predators once and lost a chicken because of it. I don't know what you have in your area but they(predators) will find your ducks.

Lol! Love this.

Try adding the water to the crumbles to make some mush. Do you have any of their eggs left? Scramble them up and try feeding this to them. You can also move this thread to the Emergencies/Diseases/Injuries and Cures section for more help. Good luck.

Need a better picture to be sure but I think I see some Speckled Sussex and Red Sex Link. Do you have any shade for them?

What? New people. But the old ones were our entertainment.

Try this: Take their crumble and put some in a separate bowl/plate and add some water to make a mush. Our chickens think they are getting a great treat when its their regular food. Good luck. Please keep us posted. Buying a new bag of feed is a good idea.

Congrats!!!!!