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  1. shakenbake

    Runaway chicken

    Maybe you could leave her with the imprisoned rooster for a few days?
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    Help identifying chick at 4 weeks old

    Looks like a white EE. Look at those legs!
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    7 week old gender check

    I vote the white one, but not positive on that.
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    Can anyone help me identify my 'fry pan special' roosters?

    I was thinkin Black Australorps?
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    please tell me your chickens names.

    Omelet, Scrambled, Rocky (BR) and Kabuki (because it has a white face).
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    Squatting chick

    No, I don't think so. Her legs are straight, the only problem I really see is that when I hold my finger out she doesn't try to latch to it with her toes.
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    Squatting chick

    Thanks everyone, she is a BO and my other BO is fine so I don't think it's a breed thing. I'll just wait it out and hope for the best.
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    Squatting chick

    I feel bad for naming her Scrambled....
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    Squatting chick

    I'm glad I'm not the only one! It's really bizarre, she was always smaller but I didn't worry about it because the other chicks are nice to her.
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    Squatting chick

    I have 3 week old chicks. All are fine except for one who never seems to want to stand. She is alert and healthy other than this. When I pick her up and set her back down she just kind of lays there, except her legs hold her up a little. I know she can walk because when I tap her legs she takes...
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    Can anyone help me identify?

    Quote: I agree
  12. shakenbake

    Buff Orpingtons?

    How old are they and are they straight run?
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    Buff Orpingtons?

    Actually the one in the middle may be a roo.
  14. shakenbake

    Buff Orpingtons?

    They all look like pullets to me.
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    Orpington dominant?

    Thanks so much I've always had flighty or aggressive breeds, so for a change I thought I'd get Orps and was fairly surprised.
  16. shakenbake

    She really doesn't know she is a chicken....

    I would give it a few days. She probably doesn't realize that chicken company is a lot better than your company yet. The biggest thing I would worry about is that the others don't pick on her. Other than that, it just takes time.
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    Red means eggs?

    I would guess they're going to lay soon, do they squat when you pet their backs? That's a sure sign. I'm not sure about the color change.
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    Orpington dominant?

    Hello, I just got 4 little babies 1 australorp, 1 BR, and 2 BOs. All are supposed to be hens but my question is that one of my BOs is the most dominant one, is this normal? They're only about a week old but I still would've thought that the BR would be dominant? Does this mean that my BO is...
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    Feedback on coops

    Thanks for the advice everyone!
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