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  1. NurseChicky

    How to Break a Broody Hen

    Please forgive me if this has already been addressed, but what if you have more than one broody hen? I only have one cage, but 3 broody girls. Can I put them all in the same cage? It is big enough. :fl
  2. NurseChicky

    Keeping chickens cool in the summer?

    My girls are fortunately in the shade. It was 100 here yesterday. I did put a fan on them and gave them pans of blueberry and snap pea popcicles. They loved it!
  3. NurseChicky

    Keeping chickens cool in the summer?

    :goodpost::P
  4. NurseChicky

    Maybe a silver gray dorking...maybe not?

    This is my "extra exotic" chick from McMurray. Do y'all think he's a Silver Grey Dorking? Btw, he needs a new home.
  5. NurseChicky

    Colorado

    I definitely have a few Roos. There is one barred rock, one red leghorn, and one Silver Grey Dorking. I need them gone very soon. They are all 8 weeks old and vaccinated for Mareks & Coccidosis. They are from McMurray. I'm out off 76 north of Hudson. [/IMG][/IMG]
  6. NurseChicky

    Colorado

    Ok. Thanks for all your insight. I was at a loss for this one :hu You are pretty sure it's a roo though? Is it the comb that gives it away? If it is, I'll have 3 Roos up for grabs. Thanks for everyone's input!
  7. NurseChicky

    Colorado

    Yes,her legs are white. :)
  8. NurseChicky

    Colorado

    Yes, her legs are white.
  9. NurseChicky

    Colorado

    This is my "exotic" extra from McMurray. Any clue as to what breed she is?
  10. NurseChicky

    Colorado

    I also posted these in the baby chick pic post, but I wanted to share with my fellow Colorado peeps. My friend Kara Valario took these pics of my babes on Sunday.
  11. NurseChicky

    Baby Chick Pictures!!!!! POST!

    My friend is a professional photographer. She made my babies look like superstars! Pics are by Kara Valario.
  12. NurseChicky

    Colorado

    Great post Pozees. Well put. :goodpost:
  13. NurseChicky

    Colorado

    Here is the inside. I need to put bedding in nesting boxes and sand on the floor. All in good time. The chicks should be here mid February.
  14. NurseChicky

    Colorado

    Here is my coop almost finished. I just need to put hinges on the doors, paint, and check for leaks. Let me know what you think. I may add some pics of the inside later.
  15. NurseChicky

    Colorado

    Thanks for all the info! If I did anything right so far, it's making my coop 3 times the size of what I think I'll need. It sounds like you have a great group of girls. I just hope time flies and my girls will laying before I know it. :fl
  16. NurseChicky

    Hi from Colorado!

    Hello everyone! I am a newbie and ready to dive into the chicken world. I have a coop and brooder all set and ready for my babies. I am hoping to start with RIR and Buffs, about 20 total. I am in Northeast Colorado and I'll take any and all advice :)
  17. NurseChicky

    Colorado

    Hi fellow Colorado BYC! I am a newbie. I'll be stalking this thread and others until I get the hang of things. I have a coop and brooder all set and ready for chicks. I want to start off my flock with RIR and Buffs. What are your thoughts about buying from local feed stores? I'd like to mail...
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