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  1. woodsman23

    My chickens hate me!

    you must move very slowly slower the better
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    poopy butt

    what causes of this. I have a couple hens with this
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    9 week old chicks in with adults

    I placed my now 9 week olds in the coop and they are finally getting along with the ocasional pecking here and there. How can i feed the chicks starter and the adults layer or do i just feed tehm all starter grower???
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    Mixing young with older chicks

    2.5 weeks is to young wait till 4 weeks...
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    How do chicks need to be to go outside?

    just added 6, 9 week old chicks to my coop and 5 adults and man what a rutgis going on, aafter 4 days they have clamed down a bit but the older hens are still peckin at the little ones. I think you just have to let them have at it and they will sort it out over time. no chicks have been hurt but...
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    ASK ME!!

    when do i take away the heat lamp for my chicks.
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    Baby Chick Pictures!!!!! POST!

    small redish ones are rocks and then others are leg horns.
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    Baby Chick Pictures!!!!! POST!

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    Getting ready for new chicks

    whole thing is under 4 lbs and it's 3" thick and waterproof also slides apart with the shiplap design. i get these things for free also... anyone need one.....
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    Getting ready for new chicks

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    Getting ready for new chicks

    I have made a new brooder from a Styrofoam container, it is huge 42x35x39 i lined it with cardboard and i must say this is most likely the best brooder i have ever made and it was free!! I have 5 grown and will get 6 more chicks to add to them. pic s to follow.
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    Roof Decking for Run

    look into metal roofing
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    Roof Decking for Run

    cover floor OSB with a linoleum and some adhesive to make it water resistant.
  14. woodsman23

    New coop with a plywood floor...what is best to cover it with....need help...dh not happy... ;)

    place a piece of linoleum and seal it down with contractors glue and never look back you can even hose out the coop whenever you want. look at a bargan center for some cheap stuff. nothung sticks to linoleum and its waterproof.
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    huge egg today

    This poor hen must be limpin after this egg
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    What's your Coop look like????????

  17. woodsman23

    Bury chicken wire and hardware cloth walls?

    you don't need to bury it just bend the wire into an L shape and lay on ground. Leave about 1-2 ft flat on the ground and stake into ground with landscape stakes and cover with dirt. i live in the country and have had no issues with critters getting in.
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    Is this frostbite? Or something else? Help pls!

    its frostbite for sure mine has it also.
  19. woodsman23

    Today's temperature = # of eggs.

    -17f and 5 eggs from 6 hens (reds) lighted from 5pm till 8pm. Rooster not fairing well in the cold has frostbite on his comb and waddle.
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    rooster has frostbite on his comb

    What can i do about frostbite on my roosters comb its very black at the tips and he is leaving blood on the feeder as he eats. It is -2 right now and no heat in the coop . All the others seem fine be he has a large comb. what can i do to adress the frostbite?
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