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    Fox attack on our 7 week old chick - warning: image included

    OHHHH And in case anyone has this problem in the future, Bannix from Tractor Supply Co is an absolute game changer!! It doesnt sting or burn your girls at all.
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    Fox attack on our 7 week old chick - warning: image included

    Hey Everyone!! I have an update on our chick Bones made a full recovery and is happily laying eggs and being the queen bee. Shes a tough cookie. Im working on cutting together some footage of her so be sure to check back
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    Fox attack on our 7 week old chick - warning: image included

    Additionally what can be done about the bone sticking out?
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    Fox attack on our 7 week old chick - warning: image included

    Wife and I are curious about what kind of electrolytes for the chick?
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    Fox attack on our 7 week old chick - warning: image included

    Thank you
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    Fox attack on our 7 week old chick - warning: image included

    We came home after picking up the kids, there was flash flooding and we found one of our babies had been attacked. They have been perching on the coop by the pen’s fence, so my guess is it was attacked through the fence We have heard iodine? What else can we do? I noticed an exposed bone...
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    As requested: my coop and run for feedback, ideas, and pointers on what to do next

    No heat lamp required for when it gets below zero/icy+wet?
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    As requested: my coop and run for feedback, ideas, and pointers on what to do next

    Thank you. so a few inches all the way around or... or is it to be installed? wont this let out all of the heat from the heat lamp in the winter time?
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    As requested: my coop and run for feedback, ideas, and pointers on what to do next

    ok so the next thing Im not extracting clearly is the ventilation everyone keeps talking about, where on the coop does this need to be placed? I was just figuring more toward the top
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    As requested: my coop and run for feedback, ideas, and pointers on what to do next

    so as it stands the roof is removable (and actually has been so I could modify it to add ventilation as you all are suggesting. Everything Im reading is that coop doesn't need to be taller than 2 feet with about 12" being the mid point for the roost. as of now, the door embedded the fence side...
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    As requested: my coop and run for feedback, ideas, and pointers on what to do next

    ok, so some criticisms but Im not sure what actionable feedback Im supposed to be taking
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    Hola, from Middle Tennessee!

    here you go! https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/as-requested-my-coop-and-run-for-feedback-ideas-and-pointers-on-what-to-do-next.1663152/
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    As requested: my coop and run for feedback, ideas, and pointers on what to do next

    This is my modified coop and run. Last year it was roughly 23 ' x 23' and the coop was a design and plans I found on the web: It was big and my wife was largely unhappy with the color and the pen. So I have followed her guidance on this build. She wanted smaller and the ability to access...
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    Hola, from Middle Tennessee!

    Awesome! I was actually thinking of doing that. We downsized the coop from what we had, the run will be pretty sizable (8' x 20') They will also be free range like our last flock. We never had any problems until the raccoon found her way in at night. Rosemary was too scared to go in the coop...
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    Hola, from Middle Tennessee!

    Sure! Here is a couple the day we brought them home and some I just snapped of them in my brooder box! I'd be very thankful if anyone could help me guess the age of them so I can better take care of them
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