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Being new to raising chickens and not knowing about this site I put 2-3 week old chicks out in my coop with birds that were about 4 months old and luckily I had no disasters. I put them in at night and they didn't care about the baby chicks at all(they sometimes chased them back to their...

Well the stuff attached has been cut off a few cm away from the bird, she got stuck to the towel and i made a choice to free her. She is able to stand but still seems weak, no interest in the water or food. Crossing my fingers as she is a black australorp the only one that has made it this far.

Well she's dried out still having some trouble standing yucky stuff still attached, but still alive! Crossing my fingers that she will be ok.

I am new to incubating and I have lost the first 3 and my last has hatched by herself but she has some goopy stuff attached to her belly, not sure if this is normal or a very bad sign. It is yellow and mucus like.

I have a broody bantam frizzle that should be hatching her eggs soon (3 days), the temp here is just below freezing to a couple degrees above. Should I remove the babies as soon as they hatch and bring them inside or will she keep them warm enough?

Of the three roosters I had they all started crowing/making a weird squacking noise by three months. I am new to this as well but the three roos I had were very loud and unmistakable. My hens make sweet little noise unless they are being bothered. My roosters were crowing at all hours (Couple...

I have just started raising chickens this year but some of my hens do look like this and are female(I had 3 roosters and they quickly began squawking and becoming a noise nuisance) The black one is this picture is Eve and she has waddles but is most defiantly a girl. Once they hit 5 - 6 months...

Hi Bre, I have 16 chickens, 7 are specled sussex, 2 are frizzles, 2 are bantums, and 4 producer reds and one barred rock. What kind of chickens do you have? Carolyn