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  1. Happy Flappers

    Dropped-off chicken - What breed and advice

    Thanks so much for all the great information. We would be very inclined to keep him and give him a try. He is so sweet and beautiful. But we do have fussy neighbors who are good friends who also are our chicken-sitters when we are away, which is often. They have their small grandchildren with...
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    ISA-Brown page. :)))))))

    This beauty was dropped off near our house and abandoned. I think he is a ISA-Brown cockerel or a red sex-link cockerel - unless someone has another suggestion. He is extremely affectionate, calm and gentle. He was cooperative with his bath and beak clipping and lets us handle and carry him...
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    Show off your Red sex-links!! [[pictures included]] !! (:

    I see you have a nice rooster on your head. Someone dropped off this "chicken" down the road a couple days ago and we adopted her and someone on BYC told me it was a red sex-linked cockerel. We thought it was a hen and know nothing about roosters. He is extremely docile and friendly, though...
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    Dropped-off chicken - What breed and advice

    Oh, no! I don't want a rooster. I know nothing about them other than they can be aggressive and loud. He is extremely gentle and friendly now. Do they become aggressive when they get older? I do feel tiny buds of spurs on him, now that you mention it, and that would explain his large size...
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    Dropped-off chicken - What breed and advice

    This pathetic chicken was dropped off down the road from our house in a rural area. We found her standing near a small, filthy opened dog crate. She is very friendly and docile and came right over to me immediately when I called her. She hobbled so badly I thought she might have a broken leg...
  6. Abby, the dropped-off chicken

    Abby, the dropped-off chicken

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    The girls hated the oatmeal so what other foods for cold days?

    My girls LOVE warm oatmeal - but the also go crazy for warm cooked ramen noodles, (any pasta really) strictly as a treat.
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    West Virginia Silver layced wyandottes

    Our Silverlaced Wyandote, Pearl, was our first chick who would jump into our laps, sit on our shoulder, and as a big girl she is still the first to come running for treats. She is highly food motivated, but also I think pretty smart for a chicken :) Have fun!
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    Hawks and aprons?

    Hi - new to the forum and chicken raising. We have 8 "pets" - all hens. They have a nice coop, a small run enclosed in hardward cloth, and a portable tractor covered in netting that I drag around the yard. Our hens love to free-range whenever we can be out with them under close supervision...
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