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I found one of my leg horn roos with his side skeined and the internal eaten. opossum?

Yes, one will be easier to take with. the climate will be better in south east mo. in the winter.

there new family came last night and picked them up. This morning I went out and my EE hen was hidingout. Guess I will stil be a chicken dad. When I get to the new farm I will get more checkens,I guess it wount be to hard to haul one 500 miles

I would zip and open the membrane

I would take him to the vet.

I would also change feed,and give them egg yolk.

could you block off the front of your nest box's and use a live trap. but wont the hen freak out being trapped? I wouldn't want to see her hurt her self.

My eggs are on day 3 and the humidity is at 60% is that to high? What is best for chicken eggs. I have a LG incurbator.

Quote: Yes, your right, I had that same thing with my hens, to many roos.

Don't give up, cover the egg with a warm wet cloth and time will tell. If you open the egg it will dry out,so the wet cloth will help.

Give it water and time.

When you took the turner out you lowerd the eggs from the heat eleament so it will read cooler.

I'm by janesville, and I have been looking for a show or swap allso

Quote: thanks Jerad0

will the cornish rock X hen lay eggs? has any one keepd them that long, what age if they do lay?

I don't feed whites but do feed yoke.

howe stable is your coop in the wind?

how many years will a hen keep laying?

Looks good, you will have eggs soon. About 20 weeks, By then they should b to big to fit more then one in there. Good luck

Hi I'm in south central Wisconsin,and have 1New Hampshire roosterand 2 hens, 2 salmon Faverolles hens, 3 New jersey Giants (black) Hens and 1 Ameraucana hen. I got them as day olds on 4/3/08