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    Is my buff orp a hen or rooster?!

    Yes, I agree, she is a she! Very cute:)
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    Should my chick sleep outside now?

    Yes, I agree, she should have a companion. I have nine other grown chickens and room only for one more....... She seems very content by herself. When I picked her up from the feeds tore she had a horrible wound on her wing as a result of being picked on by the other chicks. When I introduced her...
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    Should my chick sleep outside now?

    Yes, the bottom is wire, but it is covered in mounds of hay. Actually, the chick is about the size of a bantam chicken....... So maybe it's older than 6 weeks?
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    Another exciting round of "name that tsc chick!"

    The B.O should be named dandy
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    Spoiled Chick??? Really?????

    Actually, right now I have a lone buff orpington chick, and even though I spoil her rotten, she is very quiet. I think it just has to do with the gender.
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    Should my chick sleep outside now?

    I have a single buff orpington chick, about 5 or 6 weeks old. It has all of it's feathers except for a tuft on it's head. I would be keeping it in an old rabbit hutch with a towel over it to prevent drafts. Where I live it's 80 degrees during the day and about 50 during the night. What do you...
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    Is it really a squat?

    My 21 week old EE squatted... I think? She kind of hunkered herself down on the ground and lifted her shoulder bones. I petted her and after a second she kind of wormed herself away. And she didnt ruffle her feathers afterwards. Is it a real squat?
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    Is my chicken going to lay an egg?!?

    thankyou!
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    Is my chicken going to lay an egg?!?

    Well, one of my 20.5 week old easter egger chickens looks like she's about ready to lay an egg! She has a hot pink/ red comb, looks fully grown, and squats whenever I go to pick her up. The squatting is really recent, only about 5 days, but the red comb has been like that for about three weeks...
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    Comment by 'Scrambled8' in article 'All About Chicken Combs Single Pea Rose V Shaped Etc'

    My rir's are 20 weeks and still have nothing
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    I need some answers here!

    maybe so, but dont you think they would be more developed? like I said before, they have NOTHING
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    Bloody wing clipping

    Don't worry the same thing happened with my chicken. Put some flour on it to stop the bleeding, it heals very fast. after the flour comes off, put neosporin on it. She'll be good as new in about 3 days!
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    I need some answers here!

    20 week old rhode island reds Have NO comb at all. All three of them are completley flat. My EE's combs are way bigger than their combs are! What in the world could be wrong??? at 20 weeks old, they should be almost fully developed! I need to know what is going on here. please reply.
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    Where Are My EGGS???

    Okay, 19 week old chickens and still nothing! Out of 9 chickens! I'ts not even the eggs I'm that worried about. It's the combs. All three of My RIR's have absolutley no comb at all. however, there wattles are a deep, dark red. Their new hatched chick-like combs are light, light pink. All of my 5...
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    Polly's getting ready!

    err, your so lucky! My 5 EE's, 3 RIR's and 1 BR are still pink or yellow! they are 19 weeks!SLACKERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    Too young to tell gender?

    It looks exactly how my EE pullets did when they were that age. Besides, most male EE's are black and white
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    Too young to tell gender?

    girl!
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    layer feed

    No problem
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    Has Anyone Heard About The Poison In Feed?

    Thankyou for this. I never have bought corn for my flock but this definitely gives me a heads up
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    layer feed

    Yes it is. I put mine on layer before they laid and they are fine
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