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I am gonna get you for this!

Thanks so much!

We started with nine red sexlinks about a year old in our coop. They had been with other hens before we got them. They are friendly to us and are laying very week. We have had them about a month now. They have lots of room and plenty of laying boxes and multiple roost. Just last Fridays we...

Here are some other pictures that aren't so good, only because she follows me around and stays under my feet like a baby that wants to be held.

I am sorry I am so new to this. I don't know what I am looking for with muffs. She is still young, so would they even be there?

These are their eggs next to my red sexlinks eggs.

The eggs they are laying so far are beige. And will we be able to tell exactly what she is when she starts to lay? I am so confused with these new chickens and roo! I guess it will all unveil itself as they get older.

Haha! They are not used to me yet and wanted to run every time I tried to take there picture. Lol!

That is exactly what she looks like!

I do not know how old...I will ask.

I was told they are bantam Cochins. And they layer white. The last little one I was told Old English Bantam. She is still very young. I got her only because she had been hand raised and I thought she would be good for my kids to handle. So far she is great. I also can not tell which sine...

Welcome! We are new here to and from Virginia! :frow

Tired, dreadful, ugh

Do you grind it up or throw it out pretty much whole?

Thanks everyone!

Thanks for the advice. They where hatched last spring. My girls seemed to be really smart. What kinda worms do you buy to throw in?

Yes, I am crazy, but I am afraid to let my hens out of there fenced in yard. We have had them three days and I think it is time to start letting them out. Please give me any tips and advice to make this easier for me and them:idunno

Please explain more about using cayenne pepper. I am extremely new. Thanks!

I want to add to my flock in the spring, but I want to stay with good layers and have either brown or Easter egg layers. Do you have any advice?