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  1. Moonswimmer55

    Dorking Chickens - Establishing A Flock

    I will be establishing a small flock and working to increase to a large breeding flock of these ancient birds. I would love to hear from others who have been keeping them as a backyard breeding flock.
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    HELP 1.5-2 week old chick sneezing, odd sounding chirps, lethargic.

    I just lost a chick to what sounds a whole lot like yours. Mine was about two weeks old and was born with spraddle leg so I had it separated while it's leg braces did their job. It was coming along really well when it exhibited all the symptoms yours has. Worms! It was full of them...
  3. Moonswimmer55

    North Carolina

    Welcome! I'm from Union County.
  4. Moonswimmer55

    Looking For Dorking Chickens

    Does anyone know of a Dorking breeder close to North Carolina? I am very interested in developing a flock of these amazing chickens to help preserve their genes and make them a more available breed. I've searched the Internet and found two hatcheries, both very far away and out of stock.
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    help! can someone tell me the breed and gender?

    Looks like a rooster to me and the crowing clinches the deal.
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    What gender??

    I hate to say it but according to a buddy of mine if there is a white spot on their heads they are male. This proved true with my hatching.
  7. Moonswimmer55

    North Carolina

    Hi, Union County, NC here.
  8. Moonswimmer55

    Does anyone else Free Range?

    We fenced in double the garden space we need, fenced it in 6 ft high and divided in half. There is an exterior door they go out and a walkway where they access the open section. We rotate twice a year, spring and fall, and plant direct in the fluff they leave behind. In addition to the scraps...
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