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    My favorite hen is sick and I need advice!! Please help me!!

    Hello! First off thanks for reading this and hopefully trying to help me and my hen McNuggets (mr boyfriend named her). Recently McNuggets has been losing some feathers and laying few eggs. After doing some research I figured she is most likely molting and have been making an effort to give her...
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    Easter Egger Sexing "tips and tricks" *Pictures Included*

    Yay! Thank you both! Sorry to bog down the easter egger thread with a non EE - I'm that clueless about my new hens haha
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    Easter Egger Sexing "tips and tricks" *Pictures Included*

    She should be about 5 months based on what I was told but I don't super trust the woman I bought her from. (But that's another whole story) Does that sound right based on how she looks? And good to know she looks like a she!
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    Easter Egger Sexing "tips and tricks" *Pictures Included*

    I have an easter egger with this coloring that is for sure a hen! She lays pale blue eggs :)
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    Easter Egger Sexing "tips and tricks" *Pictures Included*

    Can anyone weigh in on my Ducky? Could she maybe be a he? Thanks!
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    Black Sex Link Hen or Roo?

    Hello! I'm pretty new to this whole chicken raising thing. I have 2 easter eggers and 2 sex links. One of the sex links is still young and not yet laying eggs. I she, named Ducky, may be a rooster .... mostly based on her (his?) behavior. I've been looking into how to tell the gender but I'm...
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    Adding/Reintroducing Hen - Larger Hen Attacking

    Update: I now have the new hen set up with everything she needs in a dog crate up against the edge of the run on the chicken coop the other girls are in. I am nervous about trying to put her back in with the larger hen but I don't want her to have to live in the dog crate too long. How do I know...
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    Adding/Reintroducing Hen - Larger Hen Attacking

    Hi all! This is my first post and I'm also new to having hens all together. I purchased 3 hens on Wednesday - one fully grown and 2 about 4-5months old from a local woman who raised them in her yard. They have been doing really well and today I decided to add one more to the flock as I feel my...
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