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  1. Show Quality Partridge Rock

    Show Quality Partridge Rock

  2. Chook Kingdom

    Hen or rooster?

    Does it have saddle feathers?
  3. Chook Kingdom

    No eggs in a week

    What breed did you get? Some breeds just are poor layers, like Orpingtons and Silkies.
  4. Chook Kingdom

    No eggs in a week

    Chop and milled feeds are not enough for egg laying.
  5. Chook Kingdom

    No eggs in a week

    Welcome to BYC! Your hens aren't getting any protein, maybe. My hens have abruptly cut off production for a while now. I am getting herring meal for them. It really works!
  6. Chook Kingdom

    Cock-a-doodle-dooing and no eggs

    I have a bantam hen that looks exactly like yours! If it crows it's a cock, but it sure looks like my hen!
  7. Chook Kingdom

    Danish Brown Leghorn Big Cock

    I have a very large leghorn rooster, he is twice the size of the normal ones. Will he still give leghorn traited chicks?
  8. Chook Kingdom

    Barred Rock Cockerels No Crow

    Do you have Barred Rocks? If so, when did yours start?
  9. Chook Kingdom

    Barred Rock Cockerels No Crow

    The other cocks are Leghorn, Australorp, and EE.
  10. Chook Kingdom

    Barred Rock Cockerels No Crow

    The Barred Rocks are around 3 months old, but I have a Famoye (Or however you spell it) cockerel who's 7 weeks old and he's just crowing away. The Orpington is almost an adult and he isn't either, I guess it does take longer for some!
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    Barred Rock Cockerels No Crow

    I have three Barred Rock Cockerels that are around the same age as my other crowing roosters and they still don't crow. They are cocks for sure, sickles, saddle, and hackle feathers all in order. My other Barred Rocks where bought as adults, so I never actually saw them grow. My four month old...
  12. Chook Kingdom

    Eating feathers

    Chickens love eating feathers, mine anyways. I don't think it is good for them to eat wild bird feathers though!
  13. Chook Kingdom

    Chicken laying down and tail feathers downward

    The flicking the head is, in most cases, a sign of pain in the interior. Like I said, I have had it before, but unfortunately they all died from it. Try doing the egg binding procedure and see what happens.
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    Chicken laying down and tail feathers downward

    I don't know...the flicking was associated with a disease. She could have caught it from dander blowing form an other farm. That's how I lost Queeny, the ISA Brown. I hope it is egg binding! That's what might of happened to my ISA, I am guessing. You better find something out quickly because I...
  15. Chook Kingdom

    Hen or roo?

    Yah, I also have a little white cockerel who I was hoping to be a hen who is crowing, sorry about that!
  16. Chook Kingdom

    Why won't my Chicken go to Bed?

    I am always putting my Rhode Islands, Barred Rocks, and Buff Orpingtons to bed because they are the only breeds that don't like the coop. Some chickens have naps during the day and don't eat much so they stay out at night to get something.
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