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    When can goslings go outside?

    Nights are in the mid-50's and days have been in the 80's. They are not feathered yet, but are getting huge and I am finding it hard to keep them contained inside. I have a big chicken coop that I was going to keep them confined in until they get bigger.
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    When can goslings go outside?

    I live in No Fl and 2 goslings and 4 ducklings that are almost 5 weeks. I was thinking of putting them out this weekend.
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    Growth on my cuyoga's head

    My female cuyoga has a growth on her head that has been there for a few months now. It doesn't seem to bother her at all but it is quite large. Does anybody have any idea what this could be and if it could be lanced? Or will it go away on its own? I have had sucks all my life and have never...
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    My cuyoga duck has a big swelling on her head

    It's a huge growth and has been there now for a couple of months. It doesn't seem to bother her at all but I was wondering, since it doesn't seem to be going away, if it would be advisable to try lancing it. Has anybody ever had anything like this happen to their ducks?
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    Losing chickens left and right

    I have the same kind of chicken coop made from an old dog kennel and last week something got inside a 3 in wide opening between the door and the side of the kennel. We have tried trapping but it's too smart to go in the trap. I have seen it and it is a fox. We blocked up that 3 in space and...
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    Hens won't stop molting

    My hens went through a very heavy molt in late summer and early fall. They just started laying again, but now are starting to molt again. They are Rhode Island Reds, production reds, and sex links. I feed them 12% layer crumbles and about a month ago I started adding a little sweet feed for...
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    Suddenly...NO EGGS!

    I'm having the same problem. But our hens have been molting for a long time, a couple of months. Some look like they've regrown all their feathers, but others still look raggedy. We get an occasional egg, but not many at all. They're only 2 years old, production reds, barred rocks, black...
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