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:)Hi to all of you chicken friends, your posts are so helpful. It is a highlite these days to have BYC to learn from. This am went to feed the Orpingtons and my little miss joan had all her feathers on her back just gone! The roo is so big and also young and a bit rough. She had some feathers...

Dear Flock Mistress, than you for the info-U R GREAAAAT!

:)hi noticed the florida swap news- anything in the tallahassee area? thanks for the poop pit info also.also tried to send smiles- just dont have the hang of that yet

:DHi Tommy. i have jungle fowl- too many roosters- would love 2 females and would send you pics of my birds if you are interested. most of mine are the golden feathered saddle and neck- though i have 2 beautiful reds- one the twin of your red. can you supply 2 females? thank you for your site...

Quote: hi wes, thank you for your sharing so much on the topics. so here goes - what is acv? thank you, sue:/

have just read the great info for help with anemia --thank you caralouise1974 and 4kidz- did use a wormer but would love to know more about the ivormectin- i may not have given correct dosage=did what i was told- but pale combs are showing on a few of the buff girls now about almost 4 months...

i just read this warning- HELP- JUST PUT ON MY BIRDS 2 DAYS AGO- AND NOTICED THINGS ARE WORSE- COMB AND WATTLS WHAT DO I DO?/?????? no wonder my roo wanted to kill me

:cool:its always great when our little ones feel better. thanks to your friend and a little medicine. congrats!

Quote: Hi Chookchick, great advice thank you. i love your area of the country- hope to move back there sometime. what type of branches do you use? we have ceder, oak, pear will they do?

thank you EmVickory, Cammy and Kev. of course you are right about safety. will try water sprayer and jail, then do the right thing if those ideas dont work . quickly. thank you. and thank you to all the people on this most helpful site.

im new with all of this- but had a chicken with similar prob- no one could tell me much- researched library and bought health guide- thought it could be gapeworm on mine. other simptoms were opening beak stretching neck. etc. the wheeze/gurgle was from a red worm. Wazine not the cure-...

::(does anyone know what to do with an aggressive rooster? i dont want to eat him-cant give him away( afraid anyone who gets him will fight him) He is beautiful but i think dangerous. Ideas- magic cure? Please help- must do something soon

Hi to all you wonderful chicken friends! i appreciate all the advice- and chuckled over several of them - like making sure to not get locked in the pen. had an image of that one as i was installing locks. The other one i was noticing-was to put the gate so they all dont rush you and either get...

:frowThank You to Renden Roo, Buff Hooligans and all of you knowledgable chicken lovers. I am learning so much from you and everyone. I love my chickens and want to do the best for them and with your help i get better each day. BYC IS WONDERFUL AND SO ARE ITS MEMBERS

thank you so much great idea:clap

:clap:lau thank you for the laugh- needed a little chicken humor

I am not a composter as the turning is beyond me physically- however i started a worm farm with 2 cups of worms, wet shredded newspaper-soy ink no color pages- and some watermelon rinds-when i got chickens i just added their used litter-hay-shavings and poop. they get all veggie matter and...

Quote: Dear Punk Rock Chicken, I am a novice so have spent hours reading the wonderful information here. I also have some books, one, The Chicken Health Book by Gail Damerow on page 139, under poisoning- she lists mothballs first as being toxic to chickens and a cause of death. There was...

thank you for this info and pictures- just starting and this looks great!