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    Silkie Bantams... take 2

    So since I am a silkie virgin, and am very unsure of myself even after reading the how-to's... anyone have any thoughts on these two? They are almost 11 weeks old, and the one with the bigger comb and waddles had its tail feathers pecked off.
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    Another EE cockerel?

    Thinking my darker black mottled EE might be a cockerel, too. It would he just my luck... LOL
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    I think my sexed pullet is a cockerel...

    Got this lovely as a sexed aracauna pullet but I'm not convinced. Anyone want to confirm my fears? Hard to get a good picture since the newbies are a bit weary of the bigger hens. (S)he is about 8 weeks old.
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    Anyone have any idea about my little chick's toes

    I have this sweet little... about 8 weeks old now. She has two toes that curl inward rather than lie flat like her other toes. She is also a lot smaller than the rest of them but is a standard chicken as far as I know. I got her at the local Agway and that is how she was sold... sexed and...
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    White silkie bantams... *sigh*

    I am pretty good at sexing the normal chickens at this point, but silkies are a mystery to me. This is my first year with them and they are bantams on top of it. Here are a few pictures. I'm trying to figure out if I have a rooster amongst them. No biught them at tractor supply in March...
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    Ponderings on coop size...

    Hello all! I am just in the beginning dreaming phase of my backyard brood. I plan on raising what most would call dual purpose birds (right now I am looking at NH Reds and Buff Orpingtons with a few Araucanas mixed in for those lovely blue-green eggs). What I am picturing is having 6 - 8...
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    New member from NH...

    Hello everyone! My name is Jeanne and I am a new member of the flock here at your wonderful site. I have owned chickens in the past and am looking into starting a new flock of heritage birds next year for both eggs and meat. It's gearing up into winter here in the northeast now and I don't...
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