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    Possible Rehoming - South Florida

    Hello, I recently lost one of my 3 girls about a month ago (alpha) and Ive noticed a change in my two remaining hens. They seem a bit bored and almost confused. I live in an area where i cannot simply buy more hens to replace my lost one. Plus, Ive been working a lot so they dont have much time...
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    Bathing recommendations

    Im looking to add better sand/dirt to my girls coop (around at least half of it to be exact) . I do have a few things though, it has to be something that wont get damaged by rain or become icky (the coop is opened all around so water gets in very easily) . I would like something that wont harm...
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    3 small hens in need of loving, caring home (South Florida)

    Ive had my 3 girls for over a year now and Ive managed to keep them alive and happy for a while now And I truly love them to death but its getting harder trying to corral them every night on the dot. I live in a place where chickens arent allowed so I have no choice but to round them up...
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    Help identify this snake?

    I stepped outside in the front porch and found this little guy slithering around. I can tell it’s not venomous or bad but I just wanted to know what type of snake it is? Does it pose a threat to my chickens? I have 3 very small hens (one is about the size of a pigeon). I got a few pics of him...
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    Help with determining if an egg is fertile??(pictures)

    Can anyone let me know if any of these eggs are possibly fertile or not? Thanks you :)17157950-C726-437B-88AD-C5B7AF0E5D36 by nicoleee posted Oct 27, 2018 at 1:51 PM9EE12DC0-9B16-4787-89B4-7F10903616CC by nicoleee posted Oct 27, 2018 at 1:51 PMCC75CAE1-CA10-4020-AD61-03DE2C168F10 by nicoleee...
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    Looking to rehome 2 girls. This isn't easy

    Let me start off by introducing the situation. About a year ago I had a handfull of chickens that i raised. When I moved from my home to a more chicken-restricted area, I could only take 2 girls and so that is what I did (the rest I left to my at the moment neighbor or to someone I knew in...
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    Help with 'my' flock?!

    First off, im new to BYC and never personally owned a flock. So when we move into out new house our neighbors had a cock that always crossed into our yard bur was horrified of us at first. I named him Pablo, he is VERY small, and he slowly got used to us and our dogs (especially me). And so...
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