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    EMERGENCY HATCH! HELP! (picture included)

    You can try to crack it open, but keep in mind that may lead to a weak bird later on.
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    Speckled Sussex hen or roo?

    the masses and majorities and i say pullet
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    Is he a he?

    can you get a close-up of the back of the neck?
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    My First Broody!

    old english game are exellent broodys and wonderful mothers. you should not have any trouble with her :)
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    Brahma rooster, what color should I get

    I would recommend buff. i have one (a bantam) and he is GORGEOUS. That is him in my profile pic <<<.
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    Integrating one cockerel

    i don't know about a solution... but don't try it
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    Any ideas what breed my rooster may be?

    the body looks like a cream legbar but the head looks like an EE.
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    Integrating one cockerel

    i would not recommend trying at all if you already have a rooster. if you had more hens it might work, but i think that they would probably just fight.
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    Oh MY! Just stumbled onto a snake!

    Snakes will not normally attack grown birds, but they can be a danger to eggs and chicks. i don't know about preventative measures but if you collect your eggs often it should not be a problem. what kind of snake was it? :barnie
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    Bantam respiratory illness..help!

    Well, this is my two cents anyway: Make sure they are not on cedar shavings (it hurts respiratory systems) and as @Sofia Salazar said, use oregano oil. Hope it works out.
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    Adding 2 new pullets and introducing new coop

    You should quarantine to make sure you are not spreading disease, and then yes, keep them in the coop behind wire. A week of seeing-but-not-touching should do the trick.
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    Please help with large tumor!!!

    Don't try it if you're squeamish!!! :)
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    Broody Hens Killing Chicks

    Thank You, next time i will brood one at a time. If it happens again, i will stop letting them brood.
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    Broody Hens Killing Chicks

    I have two broody Buff Brahma Bantams and they are killing their own chicks. Is this a result of them fighting over the eggs or are they just terrible mothers?
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