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Hahaha, Oh, I know, I know! But,an old tymer told me that with free range chickens, sometimes bugs, worms and some of the "things" they eat will end up in their eggs. Now, I know better! BUT, this ole chick her herself got the yuk factor since I never saw this behavior, so I reached out and...

I do agree with all the suggestions above. But I will add my two feathers in anyway. You might want to try giving them only their layer and oyster/extra calcium product first thing in morning, so they eat what is needed for good egg production. Then later in the day allow scratch & some veggies...

Thank you! I have never witnessed this behavior with mice before in all my years of raising chickens & pheasants on the farm growing up. Now that I am back into raising them with my grandson, the experience is all new and exciting and Strange!!! I appreciate all the feedback!! My JGs are def lil...

My 5 month old Jersey Giants were out free ranging while we were working on their new coup. Mice ran out of the compressor and my Girls chased and killed the mice; then shook, dropped and pecked the insides out of the mice (yep ate) then picked the carcass back up and shook until the mouse...

from my new girls, Jersey Giants