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I can only pray this works. Anything involing hardboiled eggs is my favorite. Egg salad sandwiches are better than candy for me (Not so enjoyable for the people around me)

http://wpdh.com/backyard-chicken-owners-targeted-by-hudson-valley-lawmakers/ August 20th they are proposing a law to take your rights away! Stand and be heard!!! I live in Dutchess county and I can only assume that sooner or later I will be facing the same thing.

I've heard of people doing wacky things or being scared to eat the first eggs. Throwing them over the house, blowing them out and saving the shell, cooking them and giving them back...... I chose egg salad! I gave the shells back to them though. Also, I thought they were supposed to be soft...

2 days shy of 18 weeks. My ladies have been showing signs of being ready for awhile now. This morning one of them got out and instead of running away when I tried to catch her, she.......uh...........offered herself........naughty little girl.......... So I got excited and ran to the nesting...

This is "Chickaletta" (Paw Patrol reference, parents will get it) I can't %100 say she's the rule of the roost, but she's certainly the smart one. Faster, harder to catch and the little **#%#} taught the rest of the flock how to get out of the pen!

I ended up buying another sack of grower and 5 lbs of oyster. They don't seem to mind

I know it's early and layer feed won't speed things along. I ask because I've seem other people with sex links report eggs at 14-16 weeks and I'm noticing my ladies combs are turning. I'll take some pics a.little because.......no reason. We all just like chicken pictures Honestly I think...

My girls will be 14 weeks tomorrow and I'm at the end of a bag of starter\grower. Since I need to buy a sack anyway and the time to switch is right around the corner, do you think there would be any harm in gowing to layer food a little soon? I'd hate to buy a bag. just to have to back to...

Roo\hen either way, what a pretty bird! Hope things turn out in your favor!!

If they can get too hot in the brooder, then you need to modify your brooder so there is a cooler spot away from the light. They will regulate their own temp. I.E. Too cold, move to the light, too hot move away from it. Having other chicks around (imo) at that age is essentual, they will all...

Pardon my French............ I always speak to my ladies in a very soft loving voice, whether it's good morning or saying food time or yelling at them for getting out of the pen, but I've always affectionately referred to them as "my Witches". I know it's wrong, don't judge me. Well even...

I give mine the option because even if for nothing else, they seem to enjoy it. They start out playing, up and down, hanging out, eventually one their heads will drop and fall asleep. I can't say there's any rhyme or reason to it, but it seems to be an individual thing, but also temperature...

She REFUSED to get off me, the more i tried to put her down, the harder she fought. No one is ever going to guess what happened to my shoulder.

If they are "like" sexy links, then that white girl, might be a roo? Someone make a mistake and sneak him in there or is she just a little more fabulous than the rest?

I was told my chicks were all hens and they are "like" sex links, but not sex links. RIR/ white rock cross. This one is different then the rest. I understand every creature on earth is a little different, but this one is dramatically different then it's brood mates. Here's a pic of them having...

That net is actually supposed to be screwed to the top of the lid of that giant container. I removed it and installed it there because these little girls are extremely flighty. When I'm not home and at night the lid is closed. I took a 2 1/2 hole saw and drilled vent holes a cross the top of the...

They'll outbgrow it rapidly, but you should be ok. I'd opt for wood chips in the bottom though. (No cedar) Also they will eventually enjoy something to roost on.

Well, these chicks have to get out of my living room, plus they out grew their indoor brooder. I've read mixed things about it, almost complete and total opposite opinions, but most of them say they'd be fine. Maybe someone has an opinion or tip I did t see/hear already? They'd be much...

None of this would be an issue if chickens weren't deliscious. We can't eat our pets, but we can kidnap and fry their embryonic children and that's not taboo at all. Every egg you eat, you're consuming and aborted baby chick. Never got to grow up, never got to be cool.

Tell me again about the rabbits George........