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    Hen laying down, coughing sound, shaking head, poop on butt

    thanks for this thread. following instructions now.
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    Cuckoo vs Black Copper Marans question

    god **** it i was sold CM's as BCM's.. i wanted the dark eggs.. what a rip off ;[
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    mites, mites, mites

    wow this sucks, i never knew wood ash did this, i run a wood stove and my birds have mites i just saw, guess im going outside and dousing them. thanks for all the info everyone
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    Broody Hen Thread!

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    Hatching with 2 broodies

    yes the hens take care of them up until they walk out then kill them.
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    Broody Hen Thread!

    any help? this is happening with all the hens now.. 7th chick is hatching currently..first 6 all died..
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    Hatching with 2 broodies

    yes it is one hen per group of eggs with feeder and waterer. closed off from the rest. its protected quiet and darker than the coop itself we've had 6 die now a 7th is hatching now.. i can hear it chirp but i dont want to interfeer..yet..will it jsut die as well? waste of life;[ should also...
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    Hatching with 2 broodies

    WE as a family were wanting 20 chicks more. the HENS are supposedly raising them but the first two are dead..i heard one chipping so i left her alone and came back and it was trampled.
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    Hatching with 2 broodies

    hello all we have about 5 broody hens, we were raising 20 chicks as soon as they hatched but the first two have died.. anyone give us some advice? as its happening currently this is kind of a rush..and our first time doing it this way.
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    Broody Hen Thread!

    hello all we have about 5 broody hens, we were raising 20 chicks as soon as they hatched but the first two have died.. anyone give us some advice? as its happening currently this is kind of a rush..and our first time doing it this way.
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    How to use the whole animal (waste not want not)

    this may be a retarded question. but what can you do about the black marks in the pores? from black feathering? i noticed them with this new breed im raising now. i was used to white birds and obviously this never happened. and we've gotten better at picking so that no black marks happen...
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    How to use the whole animal (waste not want not)

    i quite like that one. much easier than composting. the birds actually eat them?
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    How to use the whole animal (waste not want not)

    Quote: but you're cooking the bird. would rabies even be a worry?? this chicken didn't bite you. nor did the dog.
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    Chick with no feathers :(

    Lets all start eating placenta when we are sick. Because ita good for us.
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    Chick with no feathers :(

    this makes zero sense as an analogy. but i did start giving the shells to them so they can get the calcium.
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    Chick with no feathers :(

    i keep seeing things like this on BYC, but i cant bring myself to feed the chickens back to the chickens.. seems so wrong.
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    Who ever came up with the idea of the "poop board" should be given a knighthood.

    im a geologist i have access to clean sand which will be 100% dust free
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    Who ever came up with the idea of the "poop board" should be given a knighthood.

    thats freaking brilliant. even if you just use regular sand. chicken poop is actually not that bad as they dont have pee/poop. sand would work fine. thanks for showing
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    Who ever came up with the idea of the "poop board" should be given a knighthood.

    Im not even sure whats being talked about.
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    How to use the whole animal (waste not want not)

    Yeah I did a deer once the girlfriend hit it. I went to pick it up and hung it up like beer can says. The rotary cuff had broken the intestines in two locations due to a break. And im glad hung it head up. i would have had a "messy" experience otherwise..... lol
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