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    Introducing Myself!

    Welcome to BYC Lynny!
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    She’s growing up so fast! She’s 6 weeks today and she’s very pretty! (Sorry I haven’t gotten a...

    She’s growing up so fast! She’s 6 weeks today and she’s very pretty! (Sorry I haven’t gotten a photo yet, I’ve been very busy)
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    My First Hatch-A-Long

    Oh! I hope Rose will hatch!
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    EE/OE, Polish and Duck hatch along!

    I’m so happy to see the success with the chicks! I will be following along to watch them grow.
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    EE/OE, Polish and Duck hatch along!

    Can I have number 8 named Boba instead
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    EE/OE, Polish and Duck hatch along!

    Can I have 18 named Cashew, 36 named Boba, and 7 named Bagel?
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    What breed is my hen?

    Does this help?
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    Spring duckling hatch-a-long! Flower/spring things themed!

    Awww! 🥰 I’m so happy!
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    when can I get my chicks out to their coop

    We don’t use a heating plate or anything at that age. But if it’s really cold I would put something for at least them to have a choice of heat.
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    when can I get my chicks out to their coop

    I usually let mine outside in our big coop at 5-7 weeks but it will definitely depend on the temps outside. I live in Texas, so our chicks tend to be okay outside sooner.
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    Lost my beautiful hen

    I’m so sorry for your loss. :hugs
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    Breed and sex help please!

    An easy way to tell a pullet from a cockerel is to look at their wing feathers, if they are even lengthed, then it’s a hen. If they are 2 different sizes, they are roos. *this is not always accurate and may vary on breeds* Another way you may be able to tell is if they started developing tail...
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    What breed is my hen?

    They did grow up looking the same and the only big difference is that one (Noodles) has some pattern on her chest, and the other (Spring Roll) dosent. They are both layers and I think they may lay very light cream colored eggs. But not quite white, I have a leghorn and the eggs are very close in...
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