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  1. teresaplus8

    Shell-less Duck Eggs!!! Help!!!

    Thank you everyone!! I'll try both oyster shells and a calcium pill and see what happens.
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    Shell-less Duck Eggs!!! Help!!!

    I knew I could count on this site for good advice!! First question, how do you give a pill to a duck? I know, I know dumb question, but I'm new to this. Second, if I'm feeding her, as well as, my others who are younger out of same dishes and water bucket what would you recommend for making sure...
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    Shell-less Duck Eggs!!! Help!!!

    I have a female Pekin, Louise, who is about a year and a half old. She has been laying eggs just fine up till about two weeks ago. Two Fridays ago she laid an egg with no shell, just the membrane. Then she didn't lay anything till this last Friday, when she laid another shell-less egg. Has...
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    Help! What kind of chickens do we Have?

    Can either of you tell us...if we put them all together before the younger ones are old enough to lay will they mess with the eggs of the older ones?
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    Help! What kind of chickens do we Have?

    Thank you! We knew the one store had to be full of it. We definitely like the Orpingtons better. They are much prettier and easier to work with. Thanks again!!
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    Help! What kind of chickens do we Have?

    Can anyone tell us what kind of chickens we have? We were told by both stores that these were all Rhode Island Reds. As you can see this is not the case. The lighter golden brown ones are very calm and docile, while the darker red ones are aggressive and skittish. The golden ones have...
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    Help! New duck owner and they've stopped laying!

    Thanks so much for the help!!! All four are Pekin....Thelma (one the males pick on the most) is the one that ran with the egg. Can you think of any other reason that she would try to run away with it? And if I don't see the males mounting the females how do I know that "it " lol has happened...
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    Help! New duck owner and they've stopped laying!

    My husband and are new to the duck scene. We were gifted two ducks by a co-worker (which we are all but positive are males) they are roughly 18-20 weeks old. We have also acquired two females that are over a year old. We have several questions that we hope can be answered. Right now they...
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    Chicks look rough

    My husband and are also new to the duck scene. We were gifted two ducks by a co-worker (which we are all but positive are males) they are roughly 18 weeks old. We have also acquired two females that are over a year old. We have several questions that we hope can be answered. Right now they...
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    Duck Eggs

    My husband and are new to the poultry scene. We were gifted two ducks by a co-worker (which we are all but positive are males) they are roughly 18 weeks old. We have also acquired two females that are over a year old. We have several questions that we hope can be answered. Right now they...
  11. teresaplus8

    Chicks look rough

    Thank you so much for the information!!! We have changed feed and our birds are looking better already!!!!
  12. teresaplus8

    Chicks look rough

    Thanks for the great information. We will work on getting them switched to grower feed.
  13. teresaplus8

    Chicks look rough

    My husband and I are new to chicken raising. We have about 45 Rhode Island Red chicks that are about (rough guess) 10 weeks old. They have been, what we assume is, molting their feathers for quite a few weeks now, and seem to be having trouble growing them back. We were told by our local farm...
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