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    Culling as sex selection

    Facebook marketplace does not allow any animal or animal products. Chicken and egg posts get culled, sorry.
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    Supermom

    She only sat and hatched five of these ducklings herself. Four came from a friend's incubator, but since the hatch times overlapped I thought I would see if she would accept them. She's amazingly content with them. Her hatch rate was 100 percent and the friend I shared eggs with to incubate...
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    Mid December egg count.

    Wow, your numbers are literally unbelievable.
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    Mid December egg count.

    Kept a count of eggs from my layers this (Dec 12-18). All the birds are less than a year old. I have 2 breeds of ducks and 4 breeds of chickens. All my birds forage freely on my 5 acres during the day except my Rhode Island Reds who have a run. Best layers were my Welsh Harlequin ducks. I have...
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    Duck Fashion

    My drake's fall wardrobe is likely complete now. It will be tough for him to beat how he dressed yesterday.
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    Guinea question

    I'm in Tennessee. Much of the summer they layed in various places on my five acres. This past week they started laying on the floor of a chicken shelter where I can find them. Wish they had that habit earlier.
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    Guinea question

    Photo is of guinea eggs next to an egg from one of my Rhode Island Reds. This is my first year with laying guineas. I read that they were seasonal layers. They started laying in March and I am still getting eggs in November. Is their season usually that long?
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    Henry or Elizabeth?

    Thanks, I was thinking pullet because of the nice round fluffy top. But the comb and the sound I heard it make today when I got closer than it's comfort zone made me think male. Two others that hatched with it are crowing, not this one.
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    Henry or Elizabeth?

    Still not sure what this redhead hatched in April will be called.
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    Intro

    Thanks
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    Intro

    Hi, I'm Jon and returning to chickens after not having any for thirty years. Was not a fan of after school chores and spending spring break cleaning a coop. But now have 9 birds in mobile coops, instead of 2000 back on the family farm. Have a silkie that's been setting for a week and bantam...
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