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    Red clay poop

    Any idea what causes poop to look like red clay? Otherwise healthy poo other than the disturbing color. Wondering if I should be concerned. All my hens are acting healthy but I know they can camouflage a lot of illness.
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    Hatching with broody hen, remove chick?

    Have a first time broody silkie sitting on clutch I left alone for first week+. Meaning I don’t know what day every egg is on. Many hens laid in her box. I’ve never had a roo before so this is our first hatch. Well one hatched yesterday. Today I went out to check on them in her separate pen. All...
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    Silkie roo?

    This little guy/gal was pretty viciously attacked a month ago by two hens (I learned my lesson mixing sizes!). Basically spent several weeks recovering a crushed foot and large side wound so growth has been stunted during that process. Happy healthy growing chicken now. Pretty sure our pullet...
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    Pullets or cockerels - OE and EE

    Got these two ladies a month ago from a local woman that sells a variety of pullets. I’ve purchased 9 pullets from her in the past. She’s never once picked a cockerel by mistake for me. These two I’m unsure about. They aren’t as fluffy in the cheeks as my last EE that died around 16 weeks. And...
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    Swollen hard corner of Pullets mouth - abscess like

    Hello all, My first post here. I don’t have access to a poultry vet and could use some help as I’ve been keeping backyard chickens for a few years now. Tired of googling my way to cures or losses. 😞 One of my new pullets has developed a large firm sore like area on the side of her mouth. She’s...
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