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    Entire flock of chickens in McDonough GA up for sale

    Sadly, I must rehome my entire flock of chickens due to major life changes. There are 29 in total. There are 12 laying hens. 2 pullets near laying. 7 younger pullets. The breeds of these are: Black Cooper Maran, Legbar, Whiting True Blue, Olive Egger, Buff Orpingtons, Gold Laced Wyandotte...
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    Kikirikis in McDonough GA

    I have to make some drastic changes in my life which is making me downsize my Kikiriki flocks to very minimal. I have several pens of Kikiriki I need to sell. I would really like to sell them as a set per pen if at all possible since they are familiar with each other. I was working on a Blue pen...
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    Roosters in need of a new home in McDonough GA

    I have a few roosters all hatched in April this year available in McDonough GA. NPIP certified. There are two brown leghorns. These are a bit timid and skiddish since they are the youngest. The entire flock picks on them. There is a big black second generation (F2) Olive Egger. Then there is a...
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    Hatching Rings to hold an air cell upright during incubation

    I have designed a little gadget (hatching rings) to hold an egg in an upright position during lockdown phase of incubation. This comes in handy when you are hatching small or hard to hatch eggs. Especially if you incubated in the upright position for the first phase. I created these while...
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    Kikiriki chicken in McDonough GA

    I have a lot of Kikiriki chickens available ages 5 weeks to 17 weeks. Most were hatched from my Puerto Rican Kikiriki eggs. I do have a few hatched from purchased Kikiriki eggs. I went a bit overboard hatching and I now have way too many. Please message if you are interested. I am NPIP and can...
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    Is this considered blood ring?

    This is my first time incubating. I did let them sit in the incubator for 9 days before my first candling. One of my eggs appears to have a large reddish spot. I don’t see anything else in it but I might be overlooking something.There is no smell or anything. Is this considered a blood ring?
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    Another new member has joined.

    Hello everyone. I am just starting this journey. I had bought a small premade coop in November and picked up two ISA browns from a friend. Now I am already wanting to expand. Currently working on repurposing an old playhouse into a coop and looking forward to going to a Bird Swap next month...
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