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    Lice in the winter, below freezing temps...

    Hello! I recently learned that my chickens have lice. I would TYPICALLY use Elector PSP spray, but because of the below freezing temps (and winter in general) I am not sure it is the product to use now. I am looking for recommendations for products that work and egg withdrawal period (if there...
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    Can you “break” a bully hen?

    Don’t let her good looks fool you... This beautiful girl is a BULLY to one of my other chickens. Both are Delawares. Pictured is Matilda, I have had her about a year now. She is part of my original flock of 3. This past fall, I added 3 more to my flock. She has been a bully to the new...
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    White dogwood (cornus alba)

    I have a patch of these bushes in my yard and I would like to put my temporary fencing around them to give the girls shade and more protection from hawks... But I do not know if they are safe for the girls to be in. One or 2 sites say no, the rest yes... so confused.
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    Moving chickens from garage to a new (and hot) coop

    Hello, We are having quite a stretch of 90+ degree weather here in Colorado. I have just completed the finishing touches on our coop and am ready to introduce the chickens to it. I have 10 (9 week old) chicks. I have a 5x6 coop with 2 windows 7 vents 1 screen door... I am under the impression...
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    Wondering how you have set up the inside of smaller coops

    Please share the inside of your smaller coops. I have a 5x6 coop that we built this spring. I am not 100% happy with the way the plans have the roosts set up. I am wondering how others have set up the inside of their smaller coops. Where are your roosts? Food and water? Thanks!
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    Please help.. thought about this chick... thank you

    This is my almost 8 week old polish created chick. I am wondering if it is a pullet or cockerel? Or perhaps it is too soon to tell? Feathers on head are Mohawk like, but not super spiked... no sign of comb or wattle... thoughts?? Such a friendly bird!!
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    Hen or Roo?

    thoughts??? I have a gut feeling... but really hoping hen!!
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    Wondering about temporary enclosure to move around yard...

    I am new to chickens... I have 10 who are 5 weeks old and am getting ready to move them from my basement to my garage. We have a 5 x 6 coop and a 20x20 enclosure. I am looking for something that I can enclose them in to move them around the yard so they have access to grass and bugs. We have a...
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    5 weeks.... Too early to tell?

    I have 2 frizzles that are going to be 5 weeks tomorrow... wondering if it is too soon to tell if they are hen or too? I really want them to both be hen!! First is the orange Second is the little black one? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks
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    4 1/2 week old Crested showing aggression towards 4 1/2 week frizzle. Both adore me!!!

    Hello, I am in hopes that someone can give me some advice on how to deal with my situation... I am a first time chicken owner, I have (8) 4 1/2 week chicks (crested, silkies and frizzles) and (2) 3 1/2 week chicks (Ameraucana and Easter Egger). These chicks are still in my basement, I am...
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    Looking for ideas... Simple movable pen for the girls during the day....

    I am new to the world of chickens... We have built a 50 square foot coop that is enclosed in our 400 square foot run... (the run is almost complete... the chicks are only 4 weeks old at the moment.) I would like to free range our birds during the day, but we have far too many hawks, eagles...
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    New to the world of chickens!!! (and LOVING IT!!!)

    Hello, My name is Natasha and I am new to the chicken world. I Just got my first batch 2 weeks ago! I have 8 that are 2 weeks and 2 days old, and 2 that are 1 week old. For a total of 10 chicks! 4 silkies, 2 crested, 2 frizzle, 1 Olive Egger and 1 Ameraucana. I learned about...
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