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    Injured silkie

    Pictures won't help. She is just a little dust bunny at this time...can't see the injury, if there is one. I've put ACV into the water. Mostly concerned about how and what to feed her.
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    Injured silkie

    I have a two month old lavender silkie who isn't eating or drinking on her own. I can get her to take water from a syringe, but I'm concerned about her not getting any food. I'm thinking of grinding up the food and adding water to it and putting it in the syringe. Would this work? Is there...
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    Tis me

    I've been on here for awhile but haven't posted in years. Been raising chickens for 40+ years and I love all breeds, sizes, etc. On to the question.
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    Frizzle Bantams

    Can someone show me a picture of a day old Frizzle Bantam? How do you tell if it will have very frizzly hair? Feathers?? I'm told that doesn't happen all of the time.
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    3 broody hens, one coop

    Oh, ok. Well, I don't have any harems goin' on in my coops. I have flower children (ie: chickens), living on a commune, sharing everything. And I do mean, everything!
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    3 broody hens, one coop

    And, what is a "harem master"? Never heard that one in relation to chickens. Maybe on line games!!
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    3 broody hens, one coop

    Yeah, I'm sure I will be just like a mother hen when they have finally hatched out...out there all the time, checking to see that no one hen is getting jealous or bossy. More space is a great idea.
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    3 broody hens, one coop

    Thanks Sue25. Temperament of the hens would make a huge difference in the outcome of raising broods together in the same coop. Makes sense.
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    3 broody hens, one coop

    What is a "natural dispersal mechanism"? What does that mean?
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    3 broody hens, one coop

    well, that's good news! Maybe I'll be that lucky.
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    Yes dear.

    Yes dear.
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    3 broody hens, one coop

    Ok, so three hens went broody within a week of each other. (Their first batch of eggs was eaten by snakes within two days of being hatched. GRRRRRRRRRRRR. Killed one snake, but the other survived and since has eaten a couple more. But that story is for another forum.) My questions regard...
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    Inflatable Dancing Tube

    Something was getting my flock, so I sat out in the pen all day yesterday to catch the vermin. It was a rather large coyote. Didn't catch or injure it, but scared him/her off. Anyway, I was thinking about investing in one of those floppy inflatable dancing tube characters. Has anyone done...
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    anyone heard of a chicken with cowlicks?

    Hahaha. Yeah, me too...Cowlicks. Not sure which term I like best, or least...Cowlicks or frizzle.
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    anyone heard of a chicken with cowlicks?

    There are no frizzles in the eggs that I gathered. There are Americanas, EEs, RIR, Marins, and mixes. Not a frizzed hair on any of them.
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