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    Who would you pick for a Rooster?

    How can you tell if its a roo at this age?
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    Hello from Adelaide Australia

    Hi! I am from Melbourne Australia and I love this site. So many people to help, and gain knowledge from.
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    What is goign on and what should i do about it??????????????????

    Would love to know how you go with the Vicks!
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    Injured comb

    I got home just after dark. With the offender locked up. The other girls all cuddled up, laying on my poor girl keeping her warm.
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    Injured comb

    Tha thanks so much, blood is splattered in the hen house, so she was cornered and attacked! I am not sure what neosporin is, is it an antiseptic?
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    Injured comb

    My beautiful salmon fav layed her first egg today, unfortunately the Isa brown attacked her on the best, blood everywhere and an injured comb. What do I do? Miss isa has been locked away, whilst my injured girl is with her friends. Any suggestions?
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    please help me,New chicken person DLM

    It's fine, I put some down in the run where the soil was hard clay. Now it's real usable soil!
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    please help me,New chicken person DLM

    Prone not probe... Grrr
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    please help me,New chicken person DLM

    I put mulch ( wood chips ) in the run if its probe to get muddy. But generally we leave it and rake it weekly when we clean the coop. I use wood shavings under the roosts and hay in the nesting boxes. Hope that helps!
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    How to control muddy outside coop

    Mulch or gravel works well for me. Anything else tends to decompose quickly
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    Broody for 7 weeks!

    Well she stayed off all day... Now another one has gone broody!!! She doesn't attack me but she does the other girls..
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    Broody for 7 weeks!

    Well it's cold here as its winter so she defiantly would have had some cold air. Ill see how she goes over the next few days.
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    Broody for 7 weeks!

    My crazy fizzle bantam has been broody for 7 weeks now, tonight I kicked her off the nest and blocked access to it. It took a good 39 mins but she is back on the too roost. I wish I had a wire cage but unfortunately I don't:( any other suggestions?
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    Huge egg!

    One of ours layed a 75g egg and today I found a 15g egg! We have 7 crazy girls all different breeds
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    Other birds eating the eggs

    The coop is enclosed with a small door. Maybe I could remove the food during the day when we let the girls out?
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    Other birds eating the eggs

    This morning I found pigeons eating one of the hens eggs. I think it must have been taken out if the coup yesterday. :( any ideas how to stop this and to stop them going in the coop eating the food. Yesterday I let them free range out of the run, so it would have been easy for a predictor to...
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    Naughty chicken!

    :welcome   she knows she is pretty [/quote Thank god I could catch her!
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    Naughty chicken!

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    Naughty chicken!

    Not sure how long she was there, but she was mesmerised. I now have a clean bathroom, mental note don't leave the backdoor open or ill have seven of them up there. The caption should read " well you said you wanted us to free range!"
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    Naughty chicken!

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