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I have a 7 week old White Wyandotte pullet, that opens her mouth frequently, like she is trying to pop her ears, or doing a quick yawn. Has anyone else seen this? Other than that, she is perfectly normal.

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I am going to convert my shed into a coop for my 12 hens & 1 roo. It would be a big help if I can get some visual ideas for the layout! Nesting boxes, perches etc... Thank you!

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I adopted some chicks, was told they were a Bantam cross. This black one though, I can not figure out. She is smaller than the rest, and a little more neurotic. She does have minimal feathering on her legs. Any ideas what breed she may be? Thanks!

It may not be the sellers fault. Sounds like it very well could be a spinal issue. (Got stepped on, fell from a high place?) However, the sellers handling of this is terrible, that's a good way to NOT get repeat or word of mouth business. I wish you well.

How bad is it? (how much was taken off?) Is he still eating? Pics would be helpful! Poor baby!

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I agree with Omran. Put them back in the coop for a while. Otherwise, spend the entire day following them around to find the nests. If you let them lay outside, you do run the risk of predators finding the eggs. (and coming back for more!) What ever you do, once you find the outside nests...

I am Cheryl's sister Crystal. Here are pics of our Scovy's when we first got them in May, and pics of them this last week. Enjoy! Love the Muscovy's!

Looks like a Roo to me! Are there any other roosters?

Their own nutrition is good for a couple of days. I would put out food immediately, they will eat when they are ready. Good luck!

Sounds similar to my black & whites when they were little. Pictures would make it a whole lot easier though!

Quote: Oh he is so stinking cute! Nope, mine can't be banty's. Thanks everyone!

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I have some Muscovy ducks that are 9 weeks old, and they are HUGE. Does anyone know when they start to lay eggs? Thanks!

HA! Before I knew what the abbreviations meant, I figured "DH" meant DUMB HUSBAND! LMAO

She could have been wrong. Or simply just guessed they where bantams. This white one has no feathering on the legs. It looks kind of like a Delaware, anyone else think so?

Quote: Still learning the abbreviations. RIR = Road Island Red? So this can not be a bantam right? (lol, no I don't have tiny hands) Thanks!