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    Topic of the Week - Aggressive Roosters: What is the best way to handle them?

    I don't keep aggressive roosters. A good rooster should know the difference between me and a predator and shouldn't attack for no reason. All of my roosters are pretty chill but I still have some younger ones to sell
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    The birb king's chickens

    Got his full colors
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    FAIRY BREAD

    Not sure why I'm here but I've never had it
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    My Speckled Sussexes don't free range well

    That sounds pretty normal to me. Younger chickens are usually just more skittish of new things, especially if they were raised in a brooder
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    What is wrong with this hens crop?

    I noticed over the past few months her crop has been getting bigger, and it seems to be interfering with things, since she is not nearly as active anymore. I've heard they can have crop issues but I don't know much about it. Anyone know what this could be?
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    The birb king's chickens

    I tried to introduce the baby pheasant to her parents today and it didn't go too well. The other pheasants were fine but the peacocks were a little too interested. I guess she just needs to get a bit bigger
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    The birb king's chickens

    Well we lost Bean today. Had her for almost 3 years but unfortunately quail just don't live very long
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    Is this a silly question?

    I've heard of hens mounting each other for dominance if there is no rooster around, but I've never heard of roosters doing it
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    The birb king's chickens

    Looks like most of the serama mothers have weaned their chicks. They are still kinda small but about 6 weeks old now
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    Are some breeds better mothers than others?

    Some breeds definitely go broody more than others, but that doesn't make them better mothers it really just depends on each hen. Bantams usually go broody a lot more than large fowl, and some like leghorns almost never go broody since the trait was bred out of them. Some hens can also be bad...
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    The birb king's chickens

    This is about the time of year they molt so he should have full color soon
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    The birb king's chickens

    Starting to get his color
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    The birb king's chickens

    Up to like 6 broody hens now. Not sure if I'm gonna be hatching more chicks soon I'm kinda just waiting on the peacock eggs right now. Also apparently I spoke too soon about not losing anyone since I lost a Wheaten maran hen yesterday. Not sure what happened but it has been extremely hot...
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    real

    real
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    The birb king's chickens

    Also haven't lost anyone in a few months so that's good. All the serama chicks are doing well and getting bigger, and I have 18 mix breed chicks to sell
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    The birb king's chickens

    Up to 5 peacock eggs in the incubator now. My peahen laid one more and my friend gave me 4. The first 2 should hatch in about a week
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    The birb king's chickens

    One pheasant chick so far
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    Chick having neck problems

    Looks like this chick might have wry neck or something. It looks like it can't really move it's neck. Not sure how this would happen they are only a few days old
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    Hens legs are suddenly thick and crusty. How do i get rid of this?

    Not great pictures, but after going broody and hatching out chicks, one of my serama hens has very thick crusty legs and is limping. I have had issues with leg mites before so maybe it has something to do with that
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    The birb king's chickens

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