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    Mixing Young And Old

    Thanks for the info and the link flockwatcher
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    Mixing Young And Old

    I have 2 Doms - a hen and a roo - that are about 7 to 8 months old. The hen is laying an egg every other day. I started out with 5 Doms but 4 of them turned out to be roo's so I got rid of Moe, Larry, and Curley and kept Ralph and Alice. I would like to have more eggs and I know of someone...
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    Chicken has been crowing non-stop! Terrible news.

    I went through a simular situation where I thought I had 5 hens and found out after many weeks and much feed that I had 4 roos and one hen. Hoping you get to get the girls you lone for.
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    Down To Two

    Thanks Steve for the links and everyone for the comments. Ralph and Alice are doing fine ATM. Ralph is loving the fact that he is the opnly dude in the coop. He expresses it daily with his cockadoodledoing.
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    What Came First?

    Interesting Thoughts
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    COMPLETED - Help Needed - Rank, Rate, Vote for the "best" Coop Pages

    Where is the First Step button "Im Done" to get started on grading the coops? I cant find it anywhere. How do I start reviewing these coops?
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    Intresting, what would you do?

    I had a simular situation happen to me but instead of hatchlings it was pullets and the seller swore they were hens and was quick to inform me that he has been raising chickens for better than 20 years. Well he did not know a hen from shinola as I ended up with 4 roos and 1 hen. I did not want...
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    Down To Two

    I started the Chicken Adventure in October of last year. I purchased 5 pullets from a gentleman that said I was getting 5 hens (4 Doms and 1 RIR). I asked him how he could tell they were all hens. He said, "Ive been raising chickens for 30 years and Iknow how to tell a hen from a rooster." I...
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    What Came First?

    I posted this message to get a responce from the faithful members of the Forums. I did not realize that this topic had been discussed before and that it eventually recieved a lock on it. My appologies to anyone I may have offended in posting this question. This was not my intent. I suppose...
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    What Came First?

    The Chicken or the Egg? Interested In Seeing The Replies.
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    i dont get it

    John it may be that her comb is frost bitten and her roughing up the new girl may have caused it to bleed. Again I am no eggspert and someone with more experience may say different. To prevent frostbite on their combs, alittle petrolium jelly would help.
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    Four Out Of Five Stinks

    Thanks WW for the info. Very helpful. I suppose time will tell if she is Broody or not. Aint expecting much during these chilly months and she wont be 6 months until February. Tick Tock
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    i dont get it

    Im not an "eggspert" John but I think you have a couple of ladies pecking it out and Ginger was on the bad end of the deal. Where are you located? How cold is it where you are?
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