Hello everyone. Sorry for the delay in responses. My two New Hamp Reds seem to be doing ok. Their tail feathers have started to regrow. It's been a week and we haven't seen the dogs, nor heard from animal control. I will be making a call tomorrow and asking for more info on the laws regarding...
Hello everyone.
I don't know if this is the right title or not. It's a combination of a question and rant. Yesterday morning, I got a frantic call from my
wife. Two German shepards got into the chicken "yard" and killed 3 of my hens (1 Blk/Slv laced Wyandotte and 2 New Hamp Reds)
and...
Hi dasexpanther. Welcome to BYC. I would say you're doing the right thing right now. Having the younger hen separated by a fence from the other two is something I'm doing right now. I have 5 New Hampshire Reds that are 3 yrs old, and 8 new chicks that range 12 to 16 weeks old. The chicks are in...
Hi alychicks. Welcome. If I'm not mistaken, and Mountain Peeps could back me up, roosters would be growing a spur on the back of the leg by now. I've been told that that's a good way of know the sex of a young chicken. Hope this helps.
Hi mel. Welcome aboard. That sure is strange, but, also looks shell-less. If you hen didn't die, I guess she's going to be ok. As far as the shell-less condition, it might be low calcium causing that. Try adding some crushed oyster shells, (or egg shells) which you can get at the feed store, to...
Hello Madam. The green words are called the "user title". If you go to the FAQ's, and search for the question about "user title" it'll show you the brakedown of how many posts you have to make before your user title changes. You have posted 117 times, so that puts you in the category of "out of...
Welcome to BYC, Matt. Pretty cool to be reading a post from someone in Scotland. Beautiful country. I'm not sure if you like them, but, my two teens and I are big fans of Albannach. They were in the States back in November. Great concert. Take care and good luck.
Hey adkrock! Welcome.
I had two roosters, a couple years ago, out of 4 chickens. Pullets at the time. So, they all looked the same. When we started getting eggs, we couldn't understand why we only got two. One day, while I was cleaning the coop, I noticed two of them had really colorful neck...
To drumstickdiva, and everyone else. We have 1 RIR, 5 NHR's, they're 3 years old. And this year we purchased chicks. They are: 2 blk/slvr laced wyandots, 2 buff orps, 2 cuckoo marans, & 2 americaunas. Whew! Oh, and a partridge in a pear tree. :)