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    Pecking Out Feathers

    The Blue Kote bottle says it it for horses and dogs... is it safe to use on chickens? Or is there another type that I am not finding?
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    How to keep wild birds from eating all my chickens' food?

    Just wanted to say thanks. I have been having a huge tiny bird problem. They have been flying in and out of my chickens run eating their feed which is frustrating because I made two chicken feeders that is suppose to keep the food inside but somehow my girls have learned how to knock it out...
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    Comment by 'NewbieChickster' in article 'Chicken Treat Chart: The Best Treats for Backyard Chickens'

    Just was wondering... I know it says it is okay to feed them cooked beans. I am specifically going to ask about black beans. My family won't eat them and I just soaked them and cooked them. I was going to give them to the ladies for protein, but the toxic thing has me scared. I would rather not...
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    what does your oyster shell and grit feeder look like?

    Do you have the plans available for the small one?
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    Sexing the Brahma breed, (standard size, Light Brahma)

    This is the picture of Lola. The ladies "Columbian Wyandotte". Looks exactly like Fuzzy Feet.
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    Help with Light Brahma

    This is the picture of Lola. The ladies "Columbian Wyandotte". Looks exactly like Fuzzy Feet.
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    Sexing the Brahma breed, (standard size, Light Brahma)

    So why after all this time has it not tried to vocalize. With my last batch, I ended up with 5 roosters and when one started crowing, they all did. When Frederick started a month ago, Fuzzy Feet hasn't even tried to make a sound. The Red Ranger hen even makes noises, but the Light Brahma doesn't...
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    Help with Light Brahma

    So why after all this time has it not tried to vocalize. With my last batch, I ended up with 5 roosters and when one started crowing, they all did. When Frederick started a month ago, Fuzzy Feet hasn't even tried to make a sound. The Red Ranger hen even makes noises, but the Light Brahma doesn't...
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    Help with Light Brahma

    It has the exact same coloring as what someone online is calling a Columbian Wyandotte. Just without the feet feathers. Any chance it is a mix breed?
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    Sexing the Brahma breed, (standard size, Light Brahma)

    It has the exact same coloring as what someone online is calling a Columbian Wyandotte. Just without the feet feathers. Any chance it is a mix breed?
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    Help with Light Brahma

    We got them May 7th and I think they were about a week old, which would make them around 4 months old.
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    Help with Light Brahma

    Please help. We bought 6 chickens that were suppose to be all hens. (insert laugh here) 4 Delaware, a Light Brahma, and a Sliver Wyandotte. Now... The one Delaware turned out to be a Rooster and I know this because he crows. Boy does he crow. He also does this thing where he exerts his...
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    Sexing the Brahma breed, (standard size, Light Brahma)

    Please help. We bought 6 chickens that were suppose to be all hens. (insert laugh here) 4 Delaware, a Light Brahma, and a Sliver Wyandotte. Now... The one Delaware turned out to be a Rooster and I know this because he crows. Boy does he crow. He also does this thing where he exerts his...
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    Lets see your DIY no spill feeders and creative waterers!

    So I have 6 hens and a rooster. I made one of these with 3 openings because my rooster would not stop scratching the food out of the old feeder onto the coop floor and wasting it, because it seems that once it hits the ground, its not good enough for any of them. He is particularly not happy...
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    Lets see your DIY no spill feeders and creative waterers!

    How did you get them to start using it?
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