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    Splash & Blue Ameraucanas

    I have 8 splash and blue standard Ameraucana chicks from Cree and Morrow bloodlines. Would prefer local pickup; however, I will ship within the United States (please contact me with shipping questions. Shipping cost: $55
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    GRAY/SILVER PART PAIR

    What's the age on this pair?
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    CALICO/ BLUE PART SILKIE PAIR BUY IT NOW

    What are the ages of this pair? Do you have any you'd sell as a trio?
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    >>>>>Best chicken competition<<<<<< *REAL PRIZE* ~ Ends 20th of Feb 2012~

    Name: The King Breed: Silkie Age: 7 mo. About: This is my silkie cockerel fondly named, The King (no relation to Elvis!) ;) He's a handsome boy, very "typey," and a gentleman with the ladies!
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    Cutest Bantam Show - RESULTS!!

    Bolt-Calico Cockerel
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    Introducing my babies to the big dogs...

    Since you've had them in the coop already, it might not be as hard to introduce them into the flock as it would be if the others hadn't already gotten used to seeing them. Just be cautious with any roosters and the young'uns...they can be a little rough! :)
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    How to check for lice and mites?

    Be sure to really lift up their wings and expose areas of skin when looking for mites on silkies. They're so fluffy, sometimes the mites are hard to spy. I've noticed in particular mites congregate around their vent when I've not seen them elsewhere on their bodies. When in doubt, I'd say dust...
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    Re-Introduction not going so well....

    You could also put the hen you're reintroducing into a wire dog kennel for a day or two within your coop so that she's w/ the group and the rest of the flock can have time to adjust to her. They can see one another, but no worries about fighting.
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    best route to kid-friendly hens?

    If you'd like a sweet natured chicken that's great for the family, I'd highly recommend the silkie! Not only do they have a sweet dispostion, but they are considered a "high" broody breed, so you'll easily get a hen that goes broody and will have no problem in hatching & raising her chicks! :)
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    Cutest Bantam Show - RESULTS!!

    This is Petunia, my partridge SG...3 months old
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