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  1. hen madame

    Why is this happening?

    Thank you for the input wyorp rock, will do. Hopefully things will calm down.
  2. hen madame

    Broody hen starving herself?

    We all do the best we can do with the knowledge and resources we have at any given time. No need for any shaming or guilt. Thank you for sharing your experience with the forum. I'm sorry for your loss.
  3. hen madame

    Why is this happening?

    I need some input... My Speckled Sussex have been with me for 4 seasons. They all appear healthy and are happily laying eggs. But all of the sudden one of my girls (Olive) is relentlessly attacking her flock mate Nell. Yesterday I found Nell in the nest box with Olive stacked on top of her...
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    Ended Official BYC Caption Contest 1/26/15 - Picture by Peep-Chicken

    White, white, and more white....I swear I'm going to lose my frick'n mind!
  5. hen madame

    Is sneezing normal?

    Don't know for sure, but I can say that one of my girls will sneeze if I have just poured feed into the container and a little bit of "dust" (from the feed) gets in her "nose" I'd be very careful with the heat lamp, just read an article today about a coop/run fire in Duluth, MN that did...
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    Ended Official BYC Caption Contest 1/12/15 - picture by Frances Salazar

    So I just got the part for the production of Elizabeth R!
  7. hen madame

    Black oil seeds or hearts?

    How long does it take to sprout BOSS? If this does make more nutrients available to them I'd be willing to try.
  8. hen madame

    I Have NEVER seen this....

    Wow, that makes me hurt just thinking about it. Poor thing!
  9. hen madame

    GMO Feeds

    I love me some science! It is my "religion" (yes, I'm a heathen). Yeah science!
  10. hen madame

    Daily chicken photos ( Show off your birds photos)

    Unfortunately I live in town and we are not allowed to have roosters.
  11. hen madame

    Keeping The Coop Warm In The Winter

    Forgot to add that I gave them BOSS or scratch just before bedtime to keep their engines running through the night.
  12. hen madame

    Keeping The Coop Warm In The Winter

    I use a radiant heat panel above the roost at night to give the girls a little bit of comfort. Last year Wisconsin had many -30 F nights (not including wind chill), and my girls came through, no problem and no frostbite.
  13. hen madame

    Swollen, oozing eyes in hen

    Bahaha, indeed...my daughter wouldn't want one of her critters named after me either. There is always Pauline Foures if need be.
  14. hen madame

    Swollen, oozing eyes in hen

    Obviously very inspired names! Oh no, is Napoleon still with you? If he is, how is he coping? You might have to get another lady for him and start naming them after his mistresses (Maria Countess Walewska, perhaps?).
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