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WingItRanch replied to the thread CCL mixed easter egger.Tails are actually the last physical sign of a male. I never look at the tails when sexing a younger chicken because the other feathers... -
WingItRanch replied to the thread CCL mixed easter egger.Hey! We're all always learning! When I was talking about pattern, I was referring to the coloring. Here's an example of 2 EEs I had...
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WingItRanch replied to the thread Sudden death in chickens.Poop will be green when they're not getting enough to eat. This is probably because they're not feeling well so not eating. Honestly, I...
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Get professional help asap, avian influenza or other highly contagious and lethal disease is likely. You’ll want a diagnostic lab to...
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WingItRanch replied to the thread CCL mixed easter egger.Absolutely. So I knew instantly that your EE was a pullet because of her coloring. That is a typical female color pattern for EEs. A...
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Thank you! The Leghorn is a menace so her cuteness does a lot for her 😂😂 Just for my educational purposes can you explain a little bit...
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There are no dead Muscovy, crows or our white ducks. The two guinea fowl deaths look different than the chickens. One of them had its...
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WingItRanch replied to the thread Sudden death in chickens.The sudden death, the fact that this is happening to multiple species of birds and also neighbors' flock and specifically this comment...
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WingItRanch replied to the thread Sudden death in chickens.I'm very sorry..given the facts, this sounds a lot like bird flu. You should contact your local county extension and get testing...
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WingItRanch replied to the thread CCL mixed easter egger.Both very pretty pullets.
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WingItRanch replied to the thread 6 week old Olive Egger. Let me guess, it’s a boy?.Nothing screams cockerel yet to me.
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WingItRanch replied to the thread Hen or Roo?.What @kattabelly said. Also, her large comb and wattles are normal for her maturity. Do you know how old she is? I can tell you she is...
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Mostly the lack of male-specific saddle/hackle/tail feathers plus her colouring, also posture and thin legs...
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WingItRanch replied to the thread Hen or Roo?.Yes, she looks like a female. If she's not laying eggs yet, she will soon.
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WingItRanch replied to the thread Pullets or roos?.I believe the last one pictured is the only pullet of the bunch. Interesting that they all have feathered feet.
