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    I think its a Roo

    thanks!!!!
  2. Lumley Farm

    I think its a Roo

    Thanks!!!
  3. Lumley Farm

    I think its a Roo

    thanks!!!
  4. Lumley Farm

    I think its a Roo

    thank you!
  5. Lumley Farm

    I think its a Roo

    Thank you!!
  6. Lumley Farm

    I think its a Roo

    thank you!!!
  7. Lumley Farm

    A colorful roo?

    Gorgeous! hope it turns out to be a good Roo, if you can keep him!
  8. Lumley Farm

    I think its a Roo

    The previous owner told me I had an Easter Egger, not sure about this but what I need is confirmation on the sex. I have a suspicion it may be a Roo. Please comment. I can return it if not a pullet. It has been the most flighty chicken ever. Afraid of it's own shadow. My experience has...
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    Soft shell and an Eater

    Thanks, I would try to go out before they left the roost and see who was where. as of today 10/24/25 I do not have this problem. However, my suspect has laid an egg with a wavy shell, and as of today, there are very large eggs with a heavier liquid on them. So, Im getting eggs, and she may or...
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    Soft shell and an Eater

    Thank you for the reply. She is about 3 years old. by todays date, 10/24/25, I don't see anymore soft eggs in the area. My previous cullings were sickness, one from a young pullet and me a newbie; the other two just didn't eat anymore and were suffering. I had it in me to cull, couldn't do a...
  11. Lumley Farm

    Chickens laying soft shell eggs

    That's a new one!!!! Unless she ate the yolk, I notice when I give boiled eggs, they go for the yellow ! yes, they see some colors....
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    Soft shell and an Eater

    Hello BYC enthusiasts! I was wondering if anyone had any tricks to find out who in the flock, (I only have 6 hens) is laying softies and I believe eats some of it. I saw the possible culprit sitting in the nest box, but when I go out about an hour later, she has left an empty nest and just...
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    Don't know if it is sour crop vs eggbound

    Thank you for your kind response and information. I went out not knowing what to expect today, and saw a very soft eggshell shed. She is happily walking around, scratching with the girls and EATING!!! So, we keep learning and this is my best source! thanks!
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    Don't know if it is sour crop vs eggbound

    I have a 18 month hen who has not eaten, crop is soft and 'full', poop really loose, and somewhat lethargic. Administered Nutri-Drench. So, I expected her to be gone, but she's here this morning 7/18/25. I had experience with water belly and took a 16g needle to her. Egg yolk came dripping...
  15. Lumley Farm

    Ascites in a 7 month pullet

    thanks again!!!!
  16. Lumley Farm

    Ascites in a 7 month pullet

    Hello there! I have an update: since deworming and back with flock (a little awkward reintroduction but interesting to me, stares and such!) she has done well. I keep feeling for water belly, but she is fine so far, emptying crop etc. I will continue to check of course, repeat aspiration if...
  17. Lumley Farm

    Mystery illness, few symptoms

    These chickens sure keep us learning. Don't know if I was lucky or ignorant, but my very first flock had no problems!!!! It is sad to put down a hen! I have to bury mine, can't eat them since they all have names and cute personalities. I guess if I had grown up on a farm.......
  18. Lumley Farm

    Sorry for the poop photo...need help :(

    https://happymorningfarm.com/chicken-health-101/chicken-poop-101/
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    Mystery illness, few symptoms

    is the open beak breathing forced like her head moves forward to breathe? Any info on that green poop? If she free ranges its probably her eating the tips of grass etc. I'm dealing with a young pullet with ascites, very sad because from what I have been reading, she will not live a long life...
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    Ascites in a 7 month pullet

    Thanks Wyorp Rock, I only saw the worms after I had separated her from the flock. They appear only one at a time, to date only have seen three. I am using paper towels so I can monitor her feces. Mostly they are well formed with urates, but then the loose brown smelly stuff. I used...
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