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    Hard Molting Chicken is walking very weird...

    Yup..my girls symptoms are almost identical to this original post so I was curious how it all went for the original poster.
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    Hard Molting Chicken is walking very weird...

    This displays as neurological. Circling and squat walking bouts. I don't believe it is because of pin feathers specifically. I am going to give a B complex and see how that goes.
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    Hard Molting Chicken is walking very weird...

    Wondering how this turned out for your girl. I am in the middle of a similar situation. I have 2(hardest molt I have seen in 12 yrs of chicken husbandry) and now possibly a 3rd starting. The 2 hen s over night dropped whole body of feathers and within 24 hrs straryed staggering and crouch...
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    Solar heated base for chicken waterer

    Not sure how old this thread...but I came across this for anyone looking for off grid alternative. Seems like its laborius to set up but the science is sensible.
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    Respiratory distress

    If you don't mind I would like to know what happened to your hen. I may be dealing w/ a respiratory issue w/ one of my girls....gave her colloidal silver and giving her the night. Will check her closely in am. Thanks
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    Trici neo

    The packet I have says neomycin sulfate.
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    Trici neo

    Thanks,I'll take a look
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    Trici neo

    That was my thought..but not sure
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    Trici neo

    I've read the threads here on treating bumble foot with tricide neo. One question I have and didn't see it addressed. Is there an egg withdrawal needed? TIA
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    Need suggestions to keep coop warm in winter!

    We are similar with a 10×10 shed/8 hens. There is cross ventilation near ceiling. Different than most, I do close up all windows and doors after they are settled for the night...including their run access door. Curtains over windows. There is a steady breeze and I don't trust it will make for...
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    Northern Georgia run ground cover

    Just add more. I soak about 1/2 a bag in just enough water to expand it ..about once a month and lightly rake it in. I now use it in the nest boxes too.
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    Northern Georgia run ground cover

    Since I posted this thread I have mixed in semi expanded (mix with water) pine pellets with the sand. It works great. The run is 'covered' but a hard rain blows in easily. I add it pine pellet just along the outside edge and it does a great job of absorbing the rain. I then eventually mix it in...
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    Topic of the Week - Chicken Behaviour and Flock Dynamics Part 2 - Bullying Behaviour

    I never had obvious or really extreme bullying with the last flock I had. This new flock...oy! I just noticed today a wayndotte chasing and pecking my biggest girl..a buckeye. The Buckeye (Big Boo) is docile and sweet...which I believe is why the Wayndotte (Piper) zeros in on her. I did grab...
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    Organic source for seeds/grain in North Georgia

    Did you ever get a Georgia resource for barley?
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    Fodder from whole seed scratch

    Plastic sprouting trays...which I feel are not draining well enough
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    Fodder from whole seed scratch

    I grew fodder yrs ago with my first flock and now want to grow for thwse girls over the winter. I have been experimenting with all whole seed scratch from Nature Crest. We also now live in Northern Ga. Twice now as soon as it starts to sprout,fuzzies start. I have it indoors, however we do have...
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    Concerned..

    That's been my thinking 👍...just wondered if other had seen this. I just picked her up...she was not happy...lol The large round area was hard to define this time...it kinda surprised me. Just seemed more densely feathered.
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    Concerned..

    This Partridge Rock girl is almost 20 wks. I noticed weeks ago that she carried her tail down all the time.she is clear of all diseases, eats, drinks,poops and acts completely normal. She's not depressed and is acti e in the flock. Last week I examed her and that fluffy area in the higher tail...
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