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    ENDED - Comb Contest - 2018 - Pea

    Charlotte Light Brahma 2 years old Female
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    ENDED - Comb Contest - 2018 - Single

    Princess Laya Red Sex-Link 2 years old Female
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    Trying to stop some violent picking

    Trying out some pinless peepers to stop this red from pecking/picking at our light Brahma. She has been seriously injured because of it. Does anyone have experience with using them for pecking/picking? These are the ones I'm using. http://amzn.to/2zQNlJu
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    Comment by 'NickChillPhoto' in article 'Chill's Chicks'

    Thank you all! Loving being a chicken family.
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    2017 BYC Calendars- ORDER NOW!

    So, what are the chances of the free copy for included photos?
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    2017 BYC Calendar - Your Pictures Needed!

    My entries: they are of Kylo Hen (black sex link) and Graceland (silkie) when they were younger, plus Jack, our chocolate lab who likes the chickens.
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    Chicken Photos Thread

    I shoot with a Nikon D600 and a Nikkor 70-200 f/2.8.
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    The Bantam Thread!

    Finally got a nice pic of little Graceland.
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    Chicken Photos Thread

    Got a couple portraits for ya. It's hard to get a good shot of this silkie when the sun is out, since she's so darn bright.
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    Nick Chill Photography/Wildlife Habitat/Chickens and more...

    Just three years ago, I would have been relaxing near the beach, drinking my Starbucks and taking photos. Over the years I'd learned to appreciate silence, people watching, and the beauty of life. In January of 2014, all that changed.. My name's Nick Chill and I'm a professional photographer...
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    No carpentry skills but want to make a coop run need basic framing help

    Sounds like something I should have done. Now ya tell me... =P
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    No carpentry skills but want to make a coop run need basic framing help

    I'm certainly no expert, but you can view my coop build photos which have clear shots of how I framed it. It's a medium sized coop. It may not be exactly what you want to do, but it may give you some ideas. https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/chills-chicken-coop
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    Welcome to my pond - Swim, wade, or sit on the bank

    I'm a professional photographer, a husband, a step-dad to three, an avid backyard habitat proponent, and overall nature lover. Things are busy, and adding chickens to our property this year only made me busier. I've had a lot going on lately, including quite a few different photo shoots...
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    Comment by 'NickChillPhoto' in article 'Fireguy56s Chicken Coop'

    Just WOW.
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    Chill's Chicks

    It all started with an idea... my idea to raise chickens, much to my wife's delight. We went out to the local animal swap and picked up our first two girls. Kylo Hen (black sex link) and Graceland (silkie). As is expected, the kids instantly fell in love. Even Jack liked the chickens from...
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    Chill's Chicken Coop Project

    My chicken coop project is done! O.K., it will never truly be done. However, the coop is up and running and the girls are happy. You can see the whole project on my coop page, at: https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/chills-chicken-coop Below are some images of the finished product, and some...
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    Chicken Photos Thread

    Happy chickens on their new perch.
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    Coop Finally finished with Automatic door

    Fantastic setup you got there! How much does the Coop Tender run?
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    Chicken Coop Pictures!

    Hi, there are TONS of coop designs and photos in the "Coops" section, so this isn't really necessary as THE source for coop inspiration. However, I know people don't mind (and rather enjoy) sharing photos of their coops. Maybe reword your starter post, because I'm sure you'll get other...
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    How wide should the roost boards be? Cold weather coop.

    From what I've read, wider boards allow the chickens to tuck their feet under their feathers in the cold, preventing frostbite. That makes sense to me. I read that 4 inches is good, so I've used 1x4 planks for my coop roosting bars. Newly constructed, so they haven't been winter tested.
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