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    Skagit County Wa Silver Americauna Rooster

    Hi! I haven't been around in awhile, but maybe someone here can help. I am trying to find a home for a Silver Americauna Rooster that was rescued by people on a busy street in Mt Vernon. He is gorgeous and good with hens (he stayed with me one night, escaped to have my hens follow him around...
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    Broody hen won't leave nest

    I've got her sitting on a couple of eggs (including several 'Happy Eggs' as I know people have managed to hatch those out before, so taking a chance), but I have no rooster. I'm trying to get a couple of known fertile eggs in the next day or so. I would really like her to brood as I would like...
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    Peacock attacking reflection?

    Has anyone here had to deal with peacocks attacking their own reflection? The two in question are not mine, but belong to the property I live on. I like having them around, they are characters. However, this spring one of the males in particular has started fixating on the chrome bumpers of my...
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    Looking for fertile eggs Skagit Co WA

    Hi! I have a buff orp hen who is going broody and I thought it might be fun to put a couple of live eggs under her. I'm not really particular about breed, it is more of an experiment than anything, I just don't have a rooster around to fertilize eggs and my neighbor just got rid of all their...
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    Abnormally large eggs, is this a problem?

    Hi! I haven't posted here in awhile, but I have a question. My 2 year old buff orpington hen started laying again this spring, so far so good, but it seems now that she is laying a lot of almost unusually large eggs. One nearly covered my palm and fingers (almost goose or turkey sized...), boy...
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    Thought I'd say Hello

    I got into chickens slightly before the curve. I always wanted one since I saw the 1930's something pic of my dad with his pet chicken. My first set of chickens were raised 2016 and moved into a flock on a farm I moved to a few months later. My chicks (by then hens) had by that time become...
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