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    McMurray Mystery Chick Breed? PICS

    white australorps have the black dot on it's head...hope this helps. Google the breed and chick pictures and see if you can match them up.
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    My GLW is laying GREEN EGGS!! ????

    I've been doing a little research because I had narrowed down my green egg layer to my Barred Rock, and it does seem as though it happens on occasion to others. I noticed that you have a BR also. We have been getting five different colors from four different breeds, so I set out to figure out...
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    Review by '' on item 'Star'

    I have experimented with six different breeds of hens and the Stars (Golden Comet) are without a doubt my favorite hands down. We had a mild winter, but they layed every day right through and the eggs are extra large to even bigger some days! Our one remaining Comet, Thelma,(dog got our other...
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    Review by '' on item 'Ameraucana'

    We bought six Ameraucana chicks from our feed store that were all supposed to be female. We ended up with three and three. We gave the roos to a friend because we live in a subdivision and didn't want any crowing. The remaining three were raised from day old babies and never became friendly...
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    Comment by 'pab0150' in item 'Wyandotte'

    Did you find that your SLW pecked the other chicks? We've got three SLW chicks and three Golden Comets that are about six weeks old and two days ago when I got them out of their run, one of the poor little things (a SLW) looked like she had been pecked the entire night. She was completely barren...
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  6. These chicks came from Tractor Supply and were supposed to be Golden Comets, however they don't seem to be progressing the same way as our other Comets that we raised from chicks. They are absolutely huge, with enormous legs. So fat that they don't really even want to move around. They're feathers aren't changing either, though one of them has a couple of black feathers behind the neck and a blue feather on the left wing. Strange! Can't wait to see how they turn out. They were about five weeks in this picture.

    These chicks came from Tractor Supply and were supposed to be Golden Comets, however they don't seem to be progressing the same way as our other Comets that we raised from chicks. They are absolutely huge, with enormous legs. So fat that they don't really even want to move around. They're feathers aren't changing either, though one of them has a couple of black feathers behind the neck and a blue feather on the left wing. Strange! Can't wait to see how they turn out. They were about five weeks in this picture.

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  7. Our four year old Erika with one of our mystery chicks.

    Our four year old Erika with one of our mystery chicks.

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  8. Erika trying to catch her favorite Comet "Thelma" and an Orpington

    Erika trying to catch her favorite Comet "Thelma" and an Orpington

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