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Black Jersey Giant Pullet or Cockrel?
A full crow or an attempted crow? My dominant hen "crows". It's not a full crow, but sounds a little silly.- clhtjh
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- Forum: What Breed Or Gender is This?
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Problem Hen
lol that won't allow them to eat, but did give me another idea. maybe try blinders. They clip onto their nostrils. It limits their eyesight. Supposed to help against pecking/attacking other chickens (although didn't help when my girls were small).- clhtjh
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- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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Problem Hen
Leg bands. Grab them, stick a clip-able band on their leg.- clhtjh
- Post #8
- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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Problem Hen
Really depends on the chicken. Just like cats and dogs, they each have their own personalities. My grandma used to band them when they bite. One mean attack gets a band, second gets another band, third gets the pot.- clhtjh
- Post #2
- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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Review by 'clhtjh' on item 'Dominique'
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Review by 'clhtjh' on item 'Australorp'
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Ended Funny Chicken Name Contest - Win 60 lbs of Grubbly Layer Feed From GrubblyFarms
My girls are: Cali - California White Abby - Black Australorp Pebbles - Dominique Pepper - Cuckoo Marans Owlette (profile pic) - Easter Egger Ruby - Rhode Island Red Morra (short for "just one more"...) - Black Marans Girls I've lost: Goldibok - Golden sexlink Snow - Leghorn Current Chicks...- clhtjh
- Post #389
- Forum: Official BYC Contests, Etc.
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Review by '' on item 'Leghorn'
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Fire ants and chickens ???
Well..... Today I was pulling back logs so the girls could eat the bugs that scurried out from under them. Pebbles, my Dominique, ended up standing in a fire ant nest that happened to be under one. At first I thought she was fine with it, but within a minute she showed distress. They were...- clhtjh
- Post #66
- Forum: Predators and Pests