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    24 weeks and not a single egg

    My chickens are 24 weeks now, and I haven't gotten a single egg yet. I have several different breeds, and I know some take longer than others, but I was expecting at least a few to have started by now. They all have nice bright red combs and wattles now, and look as healthy as can be. And they...
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    squirrels eating feed?

    Uuugh I knew it, thanks! I'm going to go look for holes.... some of the run is chain link fence, can squirrels fit through those holes?
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    squirrels eating feed?

    I have 15 chickens about 17 weeks old (13 brown egg layers 2 buttercups) and I am buying a 50 lb bag every week (maybe 1.5 weeks). I haven't had chickens in a few years but I don't remember them eating so much! I toss them greens every day, and leftovers and fruit several times per week. They...
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    Silver Grey Dorking cockerel 11 weeks

    I need to find a home for my silver grey Dorking cockerel. He is 11 weeks old. Pickup only. I am in Watertown, CT.
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    10 week silver grey dorking

    Is this a cockerel? I'm assuming yes because of the big red comb, but the coloring compared to photos I've seen are making me doubt myself. Do the white feathers on the back come later? I'm just not familiar with this breed at all. Thanks! And sorry about the blurry photos, he likes to keep his...
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    B.Y.C. Dorking Club!

    Any guesses on my 3 week old? It was my free rare chick, really hoping its female so I can keep him/her.
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    B.Y.C. Dorking Club!

    Hi, I'm very excited to have gotten a silver grey Dorking as my free rare chick! I'm hoping its female so I can keep it. I've noticed that the hens and roos have very different feather patterns, can you tell by the color feathers coming in what the gender is, or do they both start out similar...
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    My babies are here ! lots of pics

    Thanks snowygirl, I think so too ;)
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    My babies are here ! lots of pics

    Thanks :) I did, I love naming them ;) She decided on Snow White and Cinderella
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    Backyard Brahmas!!

    Yes, we got lots of different breeds. Thank you :)
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    My babies are here ! lots of pics

    My chickies came this morning and all 18 arrived safely and are looking good my daughter with our light Brahma, Maggie Elaine and Suzie, buttercups Lucy, partridge rock and Ethel, salmon favorelle Little Jerry Seinfeld, silver gray Dorking (free rare chick) rose & Blanche, buff...
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    Backyard Brahmas!!

    Our chickies are here! We got one light Brahma, which we have decided is our favorite already. Here she is with my daughter
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    I got 3 types of chickens, how to tell which ones are which?

    Once they are older barred rocks have a single comb and Dominiques have a pea comb
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    When to buy chicken scratch?

    Sobbachickens-Chicken scratch is basically a snack/treat/something to do
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    vaccination and medicated feed

    So I have chicks coming from the hatchery this week and I checked the box to have them vaccinated for coccidiosis. I bought their feed and just realized I got medicated. I know it will nullify the vaccine, but is that the worst it will do? Its not going to kill or hurt them right?
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    2 week old Amauracanas. Hen or rooster?

    The combs on the males will be larger and redder, sometimes you can't tell until they start crowing though. They are really cute! My easter egger was so sweet and loved to cuddle :) I'm kicking myself for not ordering any this time around....might have to make a trip to the feed store ;)
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    2 week old Amauracanas. Hen or rooster?

    Its too early to tell. Usually you can start to tell around 6 weeks, but easter eggers are harder to tell between m/f than other breeds. Also, they look much younger than two weeks, two days maybe? http://www.plumjam.com/poultry/breeds/ee-colors4.cfm
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    BABY CHICKS QUESTIONS!

    One of those plastic totes would work well, or even just a cardboard box.
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    Most friendly chicken breeds

    My friendliest chicken was a RIR rooster. He liked to perch on my shoulder and be petted. Unfortunately I had to give him away (he was supposed to be a she). I also had an Australorp and easter egger that were very friendly.
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