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    Baby Chick Pictures!!!!! POST!

    One of our six Golden Comet pullets (about a month old). Video of their first out without being fenced in.
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    Golden Comet Hen Lethargic & Throwing Up

    I have three adult Rhode Island Red hens and one Golden Comet hen from a previous flock. The other day, I let them out, and I picked up the Golden Comet (the calmer of the bunch). She threw up water. I thought maybe I'd scared her or squeezed her crop, but I was pretty careful in picking her...
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    Tractor supply pullets

    We brought these six little Golden Comet pullets (I think they're also called Golden Sex Link) home from TSC today. The worker said they were two or three days old. Hopefully, they're all hens, but I guess we'll find out if TSC or the sorter got it right. The worker with the chicks said we...
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    Moved from a big city in the northeast to Bluegrass country

    Here's a few pics of my girls. Golden comet and three RIRs.
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    Moved from a big city in the northeast to Bluegrass country

    Thank you all for your warm welcomes. I really appreciate it plus all the advice! Thanks!
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    Moved from a big city in the northeast to Bluegrass country

    I actually don't have a light in the coop. Would that possibly help? What kind of light? Should it stay on a timer or all night?
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    Very low egglaying numbers

    I've only been here a few months, but my family has lived here for years. The chickens have been here all along. Thanks for your tips.
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    Moved from a big city in the northeast to Bluegrass country

    I can. I will post it a little later today. Not at the homestead yet
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    Moved from a big city in the northeast to Bluegrass country

    Thanks twistedfeather. I don't see a lot of feathers shed, but there are more than usual. The Rhode Island Reds are pullets, born in March or April 2014. One of them (the largest) is particularly bossy. I almost wondered if it was a rooster, but there are no spurs.
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    Very low egglaying numbers

    Hi, I recently moved to a very rural area in the southeast after living in the city. I am enjoying my new experiences, but I have a lot to learn. Currently have four hens (one Golden Comet and three Rhode Island Reds). The Comet has been around for several seasons, but this is the Reds'...
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    Moved from a big city in the northeast to Bluegrass country

    Hi, I recently moved to a very rural area after living in the city. I am enjoying my new experiences, but I have a lot to learn. Currently have four hens (one Golden Comet and three Rhode Island Reds). The Comet has been around for several seasons, but this is the Reds' first season. We...
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