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SilkieSILKIES!!!Great breed to have! they are consistent layers when they are not broody, but if one doesn't have to means to break the broodiness, I wouldn't...- LoveMyPeepers
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AustralorpJust raised first flockJust raised my first batch of australorps. Had 5 black and 5 splash. They are now 7 weeks old. I know there is a time to go but they are very...
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Rooster Booster - Poultry Cell 16 oz.A must haveI use this in their water every other day for any chick or chicken that seems weak or is struggling.- Debbie292d
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HoudanVisually stunning and sweet but impractical for our homesteadI got two Houdan pullets from a local farm. They are gorgeous and sweet tempered birds, but I won’t add more of them to my flock. Easy to handle...- Briarhopper Ranch
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Matticoopx Digital Incubator ReviewThe turner motor stopped working the first use.I did not get any water or debris in the slot at all.Turner motor stopped working after the first time using it.Cheaply made.
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Parlor TumblerRagazzi ciao ho un parlor roller di circa 3 mesi ho bisogno di sapere il peso circa di questi uccelli a circa 3 mesi di età...il mio pesa sui...
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🐣 Sand That's Designed for ChickensHi. It’s called Premium Chicken Sand and it comes in 50lb bags. Chickensand.com has a store locator to find it locally which is usually much...- The Bougie Coop
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White plymouth rockMy 1.5y/o broiler breeder rooster looks exactly just like that photo!
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Parmak DF-SP-LI Solar Pak 6 Low Impedance 6-Volt Battery-Operated 25-Mile-Range Electric Fence ChargYes, we've used the same two for 10 years in the rainy Pacific Northwest. We live in a smallish cleared space in the woods, and they've been...
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Frizzle feathered fowl can be traced as far back as the 1600, from Africa to the Philippines....
The New Hampshire were developed from the Rhode Island Red around 1915 in New Hampshire....
Rhode Island Reds are one of the most popular and oldest known breeds of chicken and was developed mainly in Rhode Island and Massachusetts in the mid 1840's.
The Appenzellar Spitzhauben originated in Switzerland. Large fowl are found but bantams were not...
The Russian Orloff is again becoming a popular duel purpose breed after becoming nearly extinct...
Leghorn, Italy (hence the name of the bird) had its own native common chicken for hundreds of...
They are calm birds with wide, deep bodies, full breast and orange or yellow legs and feet...
These quail are often referred to as Japanese, Pharaoh, or Biblical quail. It is said that the...
The Marans, or French, Poule de Marans, is a French breed of chicken from the port town of Marans, in the département of Charente-Maitime, in the Poitou-Charentes region of western France.
Black sex-link (also called Black Stars) are a cross between a Rhode Island Red or New Hampshire...
The Crevecoeur is a old French breed. They were originally bred as a dual purpose egg and table...
The Icelandic could be one of the oldest chicken breeds. Because it is from Iceland it can also...
The Black Langshan originated in China where it is thought to have been made a pure breed. ...
They're wonderfully odd-looking, with muffs, a beard, feathered feet and five toes. Salmon...
Practical how-to advice for raising chickens in virtually any backyard!Raising chickens on a...
A must have title for all those backyard owners serious about their flock's health.
Dutch bantams were first established as a breed in Holland in 1906, and are highly popular to...