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    Chickens not laying

    All my chickens get fresh water and feed. They free range as well. Yes this is molting season. But my young hens that are not molting and should be laying...nothing. I have had no eggs out of at least 40 hens. I have been raising chickens here in GA for 4 years...heat and all and my girls laid...
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    Bielefelder Rooster started walking in a straight up standing position since he was about 14 weeks old. He can't walk like a normal chicken.

    Files were too big. Sorry. My description really should give a good idea of how he looks and acts. He's a happy camper and keeps up really well with the group. Actually today he was getting around much faster.
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    Bielefelder Rooster started walking in a straight up standing position since he was about 14 weeks old. He can't walk like a normal chicken.

    Here's the video, finally got it to attach. This is my rooster, General Stonewall Jackson doing his own thing ❣
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    Bielefelder Rooster started walking in a straight up standing position since he was about 14 weeks old. He can't walk like a normal chicken.

    For some reason I can't get my video to attach. Tried several times but this app is only picking up photos and no videos. He definitely has a spine issue since he stands vertically. I believe he got injured and hurt the spine. He was developing just perfectly up until around 14 weeks and I...
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    New Member from Monroe GA

    Thank you so much😊
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    New Member from Monroe GA

    Hi, thank you for the HELLO'S😁 I raise Bielefelders and one of my roosters developed a walking problem around 14 weeks of age He stands and walks straight up vertically. He does not crow or try to flirt with the girls but he eats, drinks and follows the flock wherever they go. He is just slow...
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    Bielefelder Rooster started walking in a straight up standing position since he was about 14 weeks old. He can't walk like a normal chicken.

    He does not crow like his brother. He followsthe flock but in a "catch up" way. He eats and drinks fine. Also does not attempt any kind of breeding. I have never seen this before.
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