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  1. CelticArche

    Questions about Cornish Cross chick

    Yeah, Curious has a lot of bare spots. He was already sporting some on his shoulders when we picked him out of the brooder. So, I guess I have to wait a couple weeks, then to let him roam under supervision?
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    Questions about Cornish Cross chick

    What's a physical break down?
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    Questions about Cornish Cross chick

    When is he old enough to go outside and free range? Can you tell how old he by the picture?
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    Questions about Cornish Cross chick

    Here's a photo I took of her today. I see wattles, so I guess she might be a roo?
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    You know you're a backyard chicken owner when...

    What kind do you have?
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    Questions about Cornish Cross chick

    Hi, everyone. So, I went to TSC for food, and decided to get some assorted Bantam chicks. TSC had some slightly older Cornish Cross chicks mixed in, and when I went to get their water container so an employee to fill it, on of the Cronish ran up to me and I ended up falling on love with it and...
  7. CelticArche

    You know you're a backyard chicken owner when...

    I told her not to sass me and she did it again. LOL
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    You know you're a backyard chicken owner when...

    That's what I said. Then I went to TSC to get food and came home with 5 bantams and 1 Cornish Cross.
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    Rooster walking backwards?

    I don't know if you've checked his little ears, but you can do that too. Sometimes it's a combination of things. (Not that i'm saying not to give it vitamins.)
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    You know you're a backyard chicken owner when...

    When you find yourself giving a particular hen a lecture, and she sasses you.
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    You know you're a backyard chicken owner when...

    Oh thank the gods! I do this! I do this every day it's nice enough to hang out with my chickens and ducks!
  12. CelticArche

    You know you're a backyard chicken owner when...

    What was their opinion?
  13. CelticArche

    Duck wing problem

    It's still drooping. But she's able to lift it and groom under it, and flap it normally. We put a small pet carrier in the dog house for her to hide inside, but I don't know if she's used it.
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    Duck wing problem

    Update: I let the ducks out of their pen to free roam today under supervision, and the hen is capable of flapping her wing. Should I still bind it up with vet tape?
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    Duck wing problem

    I watched her today. She can move the tip of her wing, but doesn't seem to be attempting to stretch it like the other.
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    Duck wing problem

    4 hens and 2 drakes. I'm planning on rehoming one of the drakes, who's too aggressive.
  17. CelticArche

    New to indoor chick raising

    I don't have any chick grit. I am giving them fresh water and food. Here's their new digs that I just moved them to.
  18. CelticArche

    Duck wing problem

    Well, I watched her a bit today. She didn't seem to really move it. I took some pictures.
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    Duck wing problem

    I haven't seen any visible damage, I didn't see any wounds or anything, which is why I thought it might have been one of the drakes being too rough with her. Each of the hens has bald patches on their necks from the males.
  20. CelticArche

    New to indoor chick raising

    Hello all. I'm new to indoor chick raising. My other chicks were raised by hens, and my uncle had a large brooder due to incubating. Well, I went to TSC and adopted 6 chicks. 5 bantams and 1 Cornish Rock. I've browsed on here and I am guessing they're all between 10 and 16 days, give or take. (I...
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