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    Not sure what kind of chicken this is

    If it is a juvenile bird, as we said, it wouldnt necessarily have the cheek puffs and such yet. May still grow into them. Also depends upon the hatchery it came from. I have catalogues from 3 different ones and they all look a little different for the breed in the photos.
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    It happened to me, too many chickens

    Probably should go with geese or ducks then. Its an old dog house on ground level converted into a coop but could be put on 4x4 legs too. I had considered making it the brooder as well. It will easily house 4 standard chickens. Thanks for the info!
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    Another year full of cockerels....

    Possibly someone who needs a rooster would trade one for a hen. Or someone might buy them for the freezer. But you're right, i wasn't thinking along your lines. What you said makes sense.
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    Another year full of cockerels....

    You could always sell your fellas or trade them for hens.
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    Not sure what kind of chicken this is

    Kind of looks like a juvenile Mille Fleur D'Uccle. Its a pretty little bird.
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    Surprise chick

    Looks alot like a Blue or Lavender Americauna. Although im not sure they are very feather footed....whatever it is, it sure is adorable!
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    It happened to me, too many chickens

    Im starting to become a crazy chicken lady myself. I have 16 in a big coop with a nice run right now. I also have a smaller eclosed coop and run that i am contemplating what to do with. Should i start a flock of bantums? Maybe get a few ducks? My husband suggests geese or guineas to " watch dog"...
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    New member intro

    Thank you! Hayden is almost 3 months old. I am enjoying being a Gramma and a chicken keeper. I hope to hatch chicks for him later for 4-H.
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    Brahma gender?

    Looks like a roo to me. Im going by the look of the comb as well as the longer more pointed neck, tail, and back feathers. Hens feathers will be more rounded.
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    New member intro

    Here are my 20 babies. The cute young man holding them is my 17 year old son Skyler. Maybe you can help me tell who is what??
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    New member intro

    This is my sweet little Hayden. I'll also share photos of the chicks.
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    New member intro

    Thanks! Ive bern reading everything i can get my hands on about chickens. They are so fun and therapeutic to watch. My husband is even getting over his childhood fear of them and likes to let them out in the mornings.
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    New member intro

    Hi! My name is Teresa Wolfe. I am a new grandma and a new chicken owner! My daughter gave me a beautiful grandson May 3rd. My flock started with a year old Australorp hen that my son brought home from his dad's. "Henny Penny" as i call her is a super layer and quickly won both my heart as well...
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